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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Good thing it's not in the HTTP standard but in a joke standard then.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
The favicon acts as a separator. I often have way too many tabs and the new style doesn't change anything, it's still very clear where a tab starts and where it ends.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> I don't think you're losing users due to the shape of tabs They very might lose users because of the design of tabs. Tabs is almost the only UI most users see. If they feel dated, the whole browser feels dated. The "floa
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> "Is it a tab or is it a button". UI is very contextual, and in Firefox's case they're very obviously tabs Agree. I don't believe one second anyone was like "geeee, where are tabs and what are these buttons
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Dramatic much? They changed the style of the tabs. That's it. People really can act like spoiled children sometimes, it's ridiculous. It's not a disaster, lots of less vocal people love how it looks now. I love it.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
This comment is part of why I love Gitlab. > One of the most problematic areas, as you perfectly mentioned, is the left sidebar. We already enable project administrators to remove items from there by going to Settings -> General ->
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
I hate to say it because I love it, but GitLab. When I'm on a repository, the sidebar has 5 items that I don't use and cannot remove (Github in comparison lets me hide almost anything I don't use: discussions, issues, wiki...
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Don't be over dramatic. It's still tabs and an URL bar, there's nothing to adjust to.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> Keyboard shortcuts are not usually meant to be "discovered" (how do you discover ctrl+x?). Of course they are, don't be silly. Even in Finder, the "Édition" menu (I don't know how it's called in engli
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> and not accustomed to Mac If I'm not accustomed to macOS after using it exclusively for more than 2 years, that shows where it sucks. There's plenty of things that I love on macOS: Spotlight, three-finger moves, even the weir
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
This is always the argument used by fanboys, "you're used to Windows crappy way". For them there's no way macOS can actually be suboptimal in its own ways, even without comparing it to something else. I love Apple produc
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Windows Update has a clearly displayed "delay for 7 days" button. There's also advanced settings with more knobs. macOS just nags you everyday.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
>I don't think it's at all obvious which way is _correct_. From a UX perspective the answer is pretty clear. Copy/Cut/Paste is the winning paradigm, which empirically makes it the correct way.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
>I think it's equally wrong to point a finger to a Windows machine and shout "Why you don't have a command key" Well actually I think the control/option/command paradigm makes more sense than ctrl/alt&#
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
How does one discover Cmd-Opt-V? Even with a right click after copying a file, there's no "Move" option. Your explanation makes sense but doesn't really seem supported with Finder's UX since the "Move" ter
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> I don't think you've ever actually used a Mac. For the last 2 years I've used a Mac professionally and personally. I switched from Windows because lots of things are better. Finder is not one of them. And your answers sh
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> Press CMD-J to open up the visual option, you can auto group and sort, snap to grid (unsorted), choose a default view. I found this menu but missed the "default view" button, thanks! It still boggles my mind that "non al
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> Looks like all of the complains are basically "they're not where they was on Windows". Well... yeah kinda but not only. Windows does some things better, and it seems like a good idea to copy good UX paradigms wherever th
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
>How it hides files and directories, doesn't show extensions, etc. Finder does that too. I didn't list it because it can be configured, which is IMO a sensible default for standard users. >But there's one thing it gets
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> the intrusive updates that guarantee I'll have to wait for an undefined time before I can get some work done This is a common criticism but it's entirely false. Windows offers a lot more way to delay or refuse updates than ma
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
The Finder is atrocious. It's the worst default macOS app and probably the worst program period I've ever used. It's been so dumbed down that it's basically unusable for anyone slightly experienced. - There's no w
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
It actually makes sense because during the covid crisis, there's been huge issues with student poverty (post high school). So giving out 300€ for 18 years old to buy video games when 1 year older students struggle hard to make ends mee
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Why does the webpage animation move on scroll? Why is it not just a video? Most trendy product websites do this now (including Apple), but I can't figure out why? As a user, it feels extremely laggy since I don't scroll perfectly
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> To be honest this just sounds like you're used to whatever Apple is doing and nothing Google would do (except outright copy iOS) would feel "ok" for you. I've used an Android phone (including 2 Nexus 5x and a Pixel
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
And for all of that, you need GA because...?
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Interesting, I've never heard of insertAdjacentHTML before. Thank you for sharing :)
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Yup, I end all my searches with either reddit or stackoverflow/stackexchange. Google has become worthless. Any query like "best xxx" doesn't return anything meaningful.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
It's already visible on the "send" button IIRC. I think it's blue when it's secured, grey otherwise
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
The Silmarillion
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by throwaddzuzxd 6y ago
Same, croak and cluck don't map with actual words or meaning in my mind. I just know croak is fatal and cluck is not. It's infuriating.

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