Hi Allen, I appreciate the opportunity to give feeedback on this. Thank you.
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 6:36 AM, Allan Day <allanp...@gmail.com> wrote: > It should be said that, as with any design, there are tradeoffs here. > There are lots of advantages to this approach (see the design page), > but there are one or two actions that might require an extra click > with the new design. The primary example of this is switching wifi > networks: with the new design, this will require that you open the > system menu, click on the wi-fi entry, and then choose the network you > want from the control center panel (as opposed to just selecting the > network from the menu itself). > > However, while switching wi-fi networks will require an extra step, I > actually think that the the experience will be better with the new > design. The current network menu contains a lot of information that > This is problematic is for those of us who use VPN or conciously switch networks a lot. it is in fact quite surprising how often I hit the network menu especially as a VPN user. If you're a person who travels a lot this might be inconvenient. Certainly, for me it would be inconvenient since I hit the VPN several times a day and that would require many clicks to get to the network dialog box and then go to the vpn screen. sri
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