I didn't notice this very much. I mostly noticed it followed web-browser design patterns: ctrl-t gave me a new tab (like IE + Firefox). ctrl-f made a float-y pl

I didn't notice this very much. I mostly noticed it followed web-browser design patterns: ctrl-t gave me a new tab (like IE + Firefox). ctrl-f made a float-y place for me to type a word to find, etc. Chrome is very different, I won't argue it probably broke some assumptions we make, but it mostly made me wish other apps were more like Chrome than the other way around (tear-away tabs, assemble new tab groups, wowza!)