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This seems useful in a subset of circumstances but should really be used on a limited basis. A lot of careful design and thought went into existing behavior. T
by aneth4 14y ago
This seems useful in a subset of circumstances but should really be used on a limited basis.
A lot of careful design and thought went into existing behavior. The default delay is there for a reason - to better understand user intent and give access to additional features. Users are also used to the delay and may be frustrated or confused rather than delighted at the change, and some touch-hold functionality may be affected.
- hayksaakian 14y agoI'd argue the opposite, native controls on most mobile platforms have a very low delay and almost always respond faster than web interfaces. The delay perpetuates the stereotype of unresponsive web apps on mobile devices.
- aneth4 14y agoI agree in part. This is not something to throw into your average mobilized web page, but into an HTML application designed for mobile. Facebook clearly does something like this for their mobile app.
- hayksaakian 14y agoThat's actually what I'm working on (phone gap app) and why I plan on using this.