Sushi Browser is the next generation browser which mounts the multi-panel and the video support function and so on. Its goal is to be as fantastic as sushi. :sushi:
I think that because Macs have momentum scrolling I'm using the command key while scrolling more than the average PC/Linux user. I tried it out, I don't see this feature on Chrome or Safari. I also don't see an option to turn this off.
I suggest that the first time you open the browser (and maybe the first after a version upgrade) you're presented with a screen that lets you opt in to non-visible UI features that are not in the big browsers. Then you'd have a way to tell users about these features and people that are not used to them wouldn't be surprised.
I'm still in love with Sushi, my coworkers ask about it whenever it flashes on screen in a meeting. Thank you.
stutrek
commented
6 years ago
I think that because Macs have momentum scrolling I'm using the command key while scrolling more than the average PC/Linux user. I tried it out, I don't see this feature on Chrome or Safari. I also don't see an option to turn this off.
I suggest that the first time you open the browser (and maybe the first after a version upgrade) you're presented with a screen that lets you opt in to non-visible UI features that are not in the big browsers. Then you'd have a way to tell users about these features and people that are not used to them wouldn't be surprised.
I'm still in love with Sushi, my coworkers ask about it whenever it flashes on screen in a meeting. Thank you.