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You have to wonder about the motivations of the company making the browser that makes it impossible to disable some of these things, and therefore makes real ap
by jonplackett 2y ago
You have to wonder about the motivations of the company making the browser that makes it impossible to disable some of these things, and therefore makes real apps so much superior (like swipe to go back on safari - I have never ever swiped back intentionally in over 100000 swipe backs).
- jodrellblank 2y ago“I have never wanted to type the letter ‘e’ in any of the 100,000 times I hit the ‘e’ key on the keyboard; it’s always felt suspicious to me why keyboards even have an ‘e’ key which can’t be disabled” said the perfectly normal hacker news commenter.
- rezonant 2y ago> I have never ever swiped back intentionally in over 100000 swipe backs Real question here, what are you trying to do when you "swipe back"?
- bluedino 2y agoDating apps. By instinct I swipe back like I am in Safari, and that does something else in those.
- jonplackett 2y agoSwipe UP
- miramba 2y agoTouching something on the left side, like a link, and let my finger touch the glass a tiny bit too long while pulling the finger back. Unwanted swiping happens to me all the time in all directions - may the developers use a touch screen for everything forever!
- nsonha 2y agoThis swipe thing violates one of the most basic ux principles by making a destructive action easily triggered by accident.