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More and more desktops have touch screens now. For the last couple of years this has been a trend. Also, some desktop OS's support touch quite well. So you b
by illumen 13y ago
More and more desktops have touch screens now. For the last couple of years this has been a trend. Also, some desktop OS's support touch quite well. So you better update your terminology, since desktop does touch.
Whilst the new UI is a little bit of an improvement on touch devices, it still kind of sucks. The main problem is the poor scrolling performance of FF though.
- agapos 13y agoStill, degrading the desktop experience for 99% of the users for the sake of 1% is not a smart move (#1). Yet, we see it more and more often. (Even more so with websites.) Sure, they can make a touch-friendly interface, but they should just put in behind a flip switch in the options. Using the mouse for half a minute to enable it will not break anyone's hands. Best way to feed the goat and keep the cabbage. #1: guessed the numbers, but I will eat my non-existing hat if the touch screen monitors are over 5%