On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:08:43 AM UTC-5, Toby Kurien wrote: > I'm an experienced full-stack developer (web, enterprise, and mobile esp. > Android), and I've decided to try out Firefox OS after acquiring a Geeksphone > Keon recently. I made notes along the way and thought I'd post them here. I > hope it's the right place, otherwise I apologize for the noise!
Thanks for the detailed feedback! I have a couple of comments below: > The Bad: > - The default touch slop is too large, making the homescreen (for example) > feel "spongy" and unresponsive. Example, touch down and drag, and see how far > the finger is from the point it touched. > - I fixed this by setting profiledir/prefs.js "apz.touch_start_tolerance" = > "0.1" (default is about 0.2), and did a hard reset. Feels *much* better! Good to know, thanks! I'll file a bug and have our UX team consider that change. > - Touch slop is actually too small on the notification shade! This makes > toggling buttons like wifi difficult - touches are easily mistaken for small > drags. The notification shade uses a different codepath when determining touch slop. We hope unify that in the 2.2 release, but in the meantime increasing the ui.dragThresholdX pref might help you with this. > - No copy & paste, which is cricital for using password managers. I believe this is coming in 2.2 as well. Cheers, kats _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
