21 April 2010.

joshkim:

More Things That Piss Me Off In iTunes.

I’m deleting an App. Why in the world would I want to keep a copy of it in my folder? Why the heck is the default to “Keep Files”? Do people actually keep copies of apps they’ve deleted? It’s not like I can’t just redownload it via the App Store, which is one of the (Few? Ahem.) awesome things of it.

Always, “tab tab tab space” rather than just “enter”. ARGH.

It’s because that’s how most (all proper?) dialogs of similar nature work. As per the Apple Human Interface Guidlines:

default button The button that provides a safe action in a dialog. The default button is indicated by a pulsing appearance. It is activated when the user presses the Return or Enter key.

More Things That Piss Me Off In iTunes.

I’m deleting an App. Why in the world would I want to keep a copy of it in my folder? Why the heck is the default to “Keep Files”? Do people actually keep copies of apps they’ve deleted? It’s not like I can’t just redownload it via the App Store, which is one of the (Few? Ahem.) awesome things of it.

Always, “tab tab tab space” rather than just “enter”. ARGH.

It’s because that’s how most (all proper?) dialogs of similar nature work. As per the Apple Human Interface Guidlines:

default button The button that provides a safe action in a dialog. The default button is indicated by a pulsing appearance. It is activated when the user presses the Return or Enter key.

JS