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From when I've used them in the past, the issue is the difference between looking in the general direction of something and using your eye like a joystick that
by bnralt 3y ago
From when I've used them in the past, the issue is the difference between looking in the general direction of something and using your eye like a joystick that jumps around if you happen to glance a little to the left or right.
- djur 3y agoJust now I moved the mouse to hover over "Reply" while I was still reading the comment. It was close enough to where my eyes were focusing that I could put the pointer over it, but I never looked at it directly. I've noticed this kind of cueing behavior in screen recordings many, many times over the years. I'm sure most people do it without thinking.