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Kiro 12y ago
It doesn't answer why they want to do this in the first place.
- tootie 12y ago
  A lot of site have a design for mouse (hover states, pulldowns) and a design for touch (the hamburger) and they want to use only one or the other.
- Touche 12y ago
  Touch and mouse are separate input devices and have separate set of expectations associated with them.