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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Exactly. Based on this thing's depiction as a knob, every user is going to assume that you have to describe a ring around it by dragging the cursor in a circle... a fussy and awkward pain in the ass.
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
"Apple’s attention to detail" Such cringe-inducing, delusional fawning. You can find counterpoints to this oft-regurgitated claim all over Apple's products, with a cornucopia of them in the rightfully-scorned Tahoe release al
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Incredible that, once again, they've crippled this thing with insulting micro-HDMI ports.
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Developers who ignored proper color-palette practices.
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Yeah it's baffling that people see fit to override the user's text color, but then leave the background color up to chance; or vice versa. The result? Occasionally invisible text. If you're going to set the colors of some ele
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
The thing is, one of the most long-lived built-in schemes in Windows was "high-contrast black," which revealed most color-palette errors in applications.
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Exactly. That's what made the Windows scheme editor so great. I never had a problem building my applications in Visual Studio to respect the system color scheme.
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
"Barely usable?" WHAT was? The scheme editor was perfectly usable, for well over a decade. "Many developers used the colors of the default theme no matter what" Which is what they were supposed to do, resulting in usable
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by VerifiedReports 1y ago
Saw a lot of words here. Not a lot of examples. "Dark mode was one of the most requested features for Lighthouse. I refrained a long time from adding it because it adds additional work to every UI task." This reveals a lot about t