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leppie wrote: too much wasted whitespace.
fwiw, I can't get past that either, too much scrolling involved for me, the insider news is at least 2 page scrolls for example, the rest is fine, but less is not more in this case, it's the same amount in a bigger space.
For me it would either smaller fonts, less white space or using 'tabs' to allow more content to be seen without scrolling, just simple clicks
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leppie wrote: TBH, too much wasted whitespace for mouse usage; just about right for a tablet.
It does need to be said.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Colin Mullikin wrote: now that you've used it for a few months
I liked it then, and I like it now - there were a few wrinkles, but the hamsters ironed them out quickly enough ...
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I feel completely neutral about it. I don't think it was an improvement or a disimprovement (I feel like there's a real word for this, but I'm too tired to think of it).
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I meant a word for "disimprovement", which Firefox tells me is not a word at all.
But that does sum up my overall feeling.
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You could always use "worsening".
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That's closer. And Firefox agrees that it is a word. (I think I need a real dictionary...and a thesaurus.)
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Ambivalent.
But I don't care if you agree or not.
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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