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That's one of the reasons I don't use AIR. It's the stuff as 20 years ago, with windows with all forms and sizes, and weird black buttons. I know it's hard to
by pieter 17y ago
That's one of the reasons I don't use AIR. It's the stuff as 20 years ago, with windows with all forms and sizes, and weird black buttons.
I know it's hard to build cross-platform stuff, and stuff that tries to look native (Java/Swing, Qt) also fails horribly, but stuff like AIR makes me cringe when I can't use command-a, or control-a/e. I think browsers are relatively good in that regard; at least in Safari I can use all my common shortcuts, even if the web page is created on windows/linux. That sounds logical, but is a huge difference with things like Java, QT, Gtk+, AIR or Silverlight.