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Who is actually doing this routinely and how is this even a problem? For actual data work, any sort of "rich formatting" is no bueno and icons are great for qu
by calmbonsai 8mo ago
Who is actually doing this routinely and how is this even a problem?
For actual data work, any sort of "rich formatting" is no bueno and icons are great for quick reflexive categorization for information-dense habitually used interfaces. They just take a slightly slower learning curve.