I say, the majority adopt something they adopt it because that’s how the majority like it.
In the world of UIs, majorities “adopt” something they adopt because it’s the default, imposed, and people tend to just not change the defaults (or it flat out can’t be done).
but also I dont know how they cater to everyone
Add it as a tunable in settings? Most stuff has settings, it’s marginal zero effort to add a new one.
In the world of UIs, majorities “adopt” something they adopt because it’s the default, imposed, and people tend to just not change the defaults (or it flat out can’t be done).
If they willingly adopt it then its not an issue, no?
Add it as a tunable in settings? Most stuff has settings, it’s marginal zero effort to add a new one.
If its so easy they should equally be capable of implementing their own work around, no?
Whether its something that people adopted willingly or not makes no difference to whether it’s an issue. Most things can still be (or still have to be) improved. And once again, “adopt” is sus. As is “willingly” (are you “willingly” accepting something that marketing tells you to be true?).
If its so easy they should equally be capable of implementing their own work around, no?
That’s something that is done sometimes, yes. Say, Librewolf could restore some tunables that were removed from Firefox. But that still depends on how invasive the change is (and on whether you can actually implement a workaround or not, which means you’d need the code, a build system, etc).
Oh you sweet innocent child.
In the world of UIs, majorities “adopt” something they adopt because it’s the default, imposed, and people tend to just not change the defaults (or it flat out can’t be done).
Add it as a tunable in settings? Most stuff has settings, it’s marginal zero effort to add a new one.
If they willingly adopt it then its not an issue, no?
If its so easy they should equally be capable of implementing their own work around, no?
Whether its something that people adopted willingly or not makes no difference to whether it’s an issue. Most things can still be (or still have to be) improved. And once again, “adopt” is sus. As is “willingly” (are you “willingly” accepting something that marketing tells you to be true?).
That’s something that is done sometimes, yes. Say, Librewolf could restore some tunables that were removed from Firefox. But that still depends on how invasive the change is (and on whether you can actually implement a workaround or not, which means you’d need the code, a build system, etc).