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>The company that didn't want the second mouse button because they didn't want to hide functionality in context menus always hid the functionality behind a keyp
by commandar 11y ago
>The company that didn't want the second mouse button because they didn't want to hide functionality in context menus always hid the functionality behind a keypress-mouseclick. How this was ever better for the end user is beyond me.
It was done to force developers to expose actions through the menu bar and thus be consistently discoverable to the user.
- pedalpete 11y agoI would have thought graphic artists were using tablets by then? But it is a perfect example of Apple knowing their customer, and me not being it ;).