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- Apple Duo screen UX assumes the entire planet is right handed.
The new Duo exhibits Apple Mouse scale UX oversights.
- native CSS is looking more and more like a programming language than a simple configuration fileby t1234s
- Was hoping to test the demo page she talks about on my pixel fold. 404sby paradox460
- These CSS layout techniques remind me of others in the past where you put a lot of effort and barely 2% of your userbase will use it.by meerita
- I haven't used a foldable. Is it hard to click on buttons, for example, that happened to be place down the seam? Or has that type of thing been long solved?by elicash
- And of course, Safari does not yet support this as of the tech previews.by ChiperSoft
- I'm not sure I'm convinced.
If splitting the UI is useful then it feels like you should just let me choose to split it even on a single display rather than deciding for me. My laptop has a display aspect similar to a folding phone when unfolded, so if splitting each half of the display into two panes is useful it should be useful regardless of device.
Personally if I bought a folding phone, I'm probably buying it specifically because I want a bigger display for existing content. I don't want your app to decide for me, to treat it like 2 displays. Imagine in vi or emacs auto split panes based on your aspect as shown in the article. No please! Let me choose when I want it split
by socalgal2