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leekleak
lemmy.world

I mean fuck Google and all, but this is just an announcement that they are copying Firefox's way of display download information. Is there something inherently wrong with that?

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1984reply
lemmy.today

It's how they are talking in the blog post... You don't see it?

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leekleakreply
lemmy.world

I mean is this your first time hearing corporate/marketing speech on the internet? I don't like it myself either, but it is not like it kills children in africa...

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VelociCatTurdreply
lemmy.world

I think it’s pretty brave of them to make the bold decision to do what Edge and Firefox literally already do.

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1984reply
lemmy.today
  • Hey guys, boss needs some new feature so we can write a blog post to put out for the peasants to read.
  • Yeah ok, well, just write anything, doesn't matter.
  • Ok let's write about downloads, every peasant know about those.
  • Sure but spend just a few minutes on it. Make Sidney the AI write it but make sure he is not passively aggressive this time, we care about that, ok?
  • Sure boss, sure.
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markstosreply
lemmy.world

It overruns on mobile Safari, too. It’s Ok, I just used the new download feature to download the rest of the sentences.

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EarthlingHazard
lemm.ee

I guess I shouldn't be surprised if the page looks like shit on Firefox Mobile

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Gamey
lemmy.world

Pro tip, just don't breath whenever the anger gets worse, you will pass out before you throw up! ;)

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RickRussell_CAreply
kbin.social

As someone who has geeked out on fonts since we were trading bitmap fonts for System 5 on the Mac, I can say that article is fine. Believe it or not, all of that actually matters to graphic design/text design people.

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1984reply
lemmy.today

I got to "crown keeper of communication" and then I had to turn it off. Jesus.

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