A common
bug-bear for me is the large distance on web pages between the browser toolbar and the start of any real content on the page.
I remember providing feedback during a tryapexnow beta release on the issue
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjwzDOlKX7TdJobs-kUSXR3pb37ASXi4eTJVl4Teb3gc4enATOeU-gN7oWHBw7Dw1FW_twtQ6o3jKC3TWASbbkY-X8KK-YbombOyfW_BlXB-MWrVJcC5Kr6NbFKfbDLn7fo5AebbIyqBW4/s400/big_icons.png) |
Gimme content without scrolling! |
I can't expect too much - while news websites are frequent offenders for this, newpapers have also been doing it for years.
Today I (re?)discovered how to make these buttons smaller - by accident, while clicking between windows.
This was on 4.2.0.00.27.
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It rings a vague bell... |
Some developers may prefer it. Some developers just do this
I've finally go the opportunity to try it - I've always preferred height to width.
It's great for APEX and my text editor, but there is still software that works better in landscape - Balsamiq for instance.
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