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Scrolling itself isn't tedious compared to panning and zooming a PDF. The information density is what's important. If you have to do a bunch of scrolling to see
by Reason077 2y ago
Scrolling itself isn't tedious compared to panning and zooming a PDF. The information density is what's important. If you have to do a bunch of scrolling to see just a few items then, yes, they failed.
- nofunsir 2y ago> Scrolling itself isn't tedious compared to panning and zooming a PDF. I simply disagree, and think the EXACT opposite. Panning and Zooming a two-dimensional, immutable file itself isn't tedious compared to scrolling. (You're straw-manning PDFs, though it could be any 2D image or mutable document file)
- EnigmaFlare 2y agoIt depends what the PDF is. Reading a PDF book is tedious because you're endlessly panning back and forth at every line. But you don't read a restaurant menu from start to finish like that so it makes sense to have a less linear way of navigating than scrolling.