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"Offensive" seems a bit harsh, no? It's the same concept as tabs in Sheets/Excel, which I've never heard anybody complain about. It's a nice UX to be able to f
by crazygringo 2y ago
"Offensive" seems a bit harsh, no?
It's the same concept as tabs in Sheets/Excel, which I've never heard anybody complain about. It's a nice UX to be able to focus on one thing rather than deal with scrolling. E.g. one tab for agenda items, another for meeting notes, another for action items assigned to people.
But also for things like chapters, where a document is just too long for scrolling otherwise.
And the reality is that probably 99% of Docs never get printed or downloaded/converted. If an org uses Google, everything usually just stays a Doc, except occasionally when dealing with external folks. (I do find it a bit weird that you have to go to Drive to print/convert all tabs at once, but it's not exactly difficult. Still, I hope that will get fixed at some point.)