Does the breaking scroll bother anyone else? Besides trying to make a statement, does the breaking scroll serve any practical purpose? For example, does it give the cube on the top/first nav window a chance to load/unload?
Also, it's especially weird that the button in the top left takes you all the way to the top, but the buttons on the top right manage the rest of the navigation.
Chrome is quickly becoming the new IE. Browser demos are now frequently written and tested for the quirks and behavior of a single browser. (and it's always Chrome)
This behavior people have been railing against for years is once again standard.
Aside from the cool tech, it seems like Google is trying to build on the viral mechanisms that made 2048 so popular - they make it really easy to fork, customize, and launch your own version.
[+] [-] thrush|12 years ago|reply
Also, it's especially weird that the button in the top left takes you all the way to the top, but the buttons on the top right manage the rest of the navigation.
[+] [-] jfoutz|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] verroq|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] drzaiusapelord|12 years ago|reply
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=856900
[+] [-] untog|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] walls|12 years ago|reply
This behavior people have been railing against for years is once again standard.
[+] [-] fixermark|12 years ago|reply
My personal favorite bug: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116083]
Long story short: "It'll be a problem until someone patches a solution in."
[+] [-] abeinstein|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] josephwegner|12 years ago|reply
Aside from the cool tech, it seems like Google is trying to build on the viral mechanisms that made 2048 so popular - they make it really easy to fork, customize, and launch your own version.
Nice idea, really.
[+] [-] wzy|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] stewdio|12 years ago|reply
Works best in Chrome / Safari / Opera.
[+] [-] ant_sz|12 years ago|reply
But...The faces wink a little on my firefox
[+] [-] nkozyra|12 years ago|reply