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PDAs and the Nokia phone, mp3 player generation had icons. 90s-2010s
PDA's where niche. No one used hamburger buttons prior to 2007-2010. No. One. Period.
However I misread the thread in my previous post.
Not sure if you're the author, but I'm having an issue signing up for Pausly. After connecting an auth provider, there's a screen that asks for your name, and it's not possible to check the ToS checkbox. The error in the console is: > Cannot destructure property 'supabaseUrl' of 'Re(...)' as it is undefined.
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Unfortunately there are still plenty of issues with the details element, especially around accessibility. Read more here: https://cloudfour.com/thinks/a-details-element-as-a-burger-m... Hopefully this will change soon. I’ll amend the article when this will be the case.
Referenced in that article is: https://adrianroselli.com/2019/04/details-summary-are-not-in... Which says JavaScript is required and simplest solution for building this menu. It also states to try to avoid them when possible.
Only if you want to polyfill for pre-2019 browsers
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> What's more, suckling is a hardwired reflex , not something that's intuited The fact that suckling is a hardwired reflex is what makes using the nipple intuitive. You use it by doing the same thing you think you should do.
> The fact that suckling is a hardwired reflex is what makes using the nipple intuitive. You use it by doing the same thing you think you should do. In this case it gets used automatically without choice or thought. Anything shoved into a baby's mouth triggers it. It's not intuition, just reflex. Intuition implies understanding. It's the difference between "I know that what this is for and how to use it" vs "I have n…
No, if anything it's the opposite. If you understand something, you'll find it easy to use. Intuition is what you rely on in the absence of understanding.
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> The fact that suckling is a hardwired reflex is what makes using the nipple intuitive. You use it by doing the same thing you think you should do. In this case it gets used automatically without choice or thought. Anything shoved into a baby's mouth triggers it. It's not intuition, just reflex. Intuition implies understanding. It's the difference between "I know that what this is for and how to use it" vs "I have n…
> Intuition implies understanding. No, if anything it's the opposite. If you understand something, you'll find it easy to use. Intuition is what you rely on in the absence of understanding.
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This. These younger users thinking the 00's and the 90's where like their child years are pretty much deluded. And it's odd because you can emulate W98, W2k, WXP and old GNU/Linux distros with damn ease in order to understand that no wm or desktop environment offerred a hamburger menu. And, trust me, lots of people tried zillions on WM's, tons of FVWM2 setups with bizarre configs highly divergent between themselves a…
I think the (OS name here) start menu is the hamburger menu. Except on mac, they have several icons that are hamburger menus =/ It's common, just different icon.
Back in the day it wasn't used, period. Any software, either Win32, Motif, Delphi, Athena or such used a menu to access the most common items, the settings and a toolbar for functions. There was no icon replacing all of it.
The same with Macs. Mac OS 8, 9, and then, X. No hamburguer menu. The uberknown Mac menu and a set of Cocoa icons. That it.
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likely a case of wanting "one design to fit all devices".
And "one design to fit not maximized windows on not high-dpi screens." The new design vs the old design. https://imgur.com/a/rV1UXc4
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Referenced in that article is: https://adrianroselli.com/2019/04/details-summary-are-not-in... Which says JavaScript is required and simplest solution for building this menu. It also states to try to avoid them when possible.
> Which says JavaScript is required Only if you want to polyfill for pre-2019 browsers https://caniuse.com/?search=details
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PDA's where niche. No one used hamburger buttons prior to 2007-2010. No. One. Period.
The wikipedia article linked elsewhere disproves that. However I misread the thread in my previous post.
PDA's where a CEO/mid-boss/rich guy tools and nothing more, ditto with cell phones until late 90's.
The 99% of the people using software was doing that thru PC's and with a mouse and menu based WIMP interfaces, and not a smartphone based UI.
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And "one design to fit not maximized windows on not high-dpi screens." The new design vs the old design. https://imgur.com/a/rV1UXc4
Thanks for that great perspective, I can absolutely see the benefit of the new design in a cramped display or at lower resolutions. OTOH, the comparison at 4k is strikingly different.
The reason the text wasn't wider is because long lines of text are hard to read. It's why newspapers typically arrange their text into columns, rather than having one article being 2-3 lines long stretching across the entire page.