Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard): Open dialog fails to remember Name column width in list view
Monday, November 26th, 2007 • 4:35 pmA basic flaw that confirms list view’s status as a second-class citizen.
A basic flaw that confirms list view’s status as a second-class citizen.
A nice 3-point cushion with a game in hand. But it wasn’t quite a walk in the park.
The (optional) internal behaviour of the iTunes Store links is no longer as useful as it used to be.
A new automatic text highlighting behaviour that is downright counterintuitive in some situations.
An obvious bug with the “Save” button in Mail, and other musings about the lack of improvement for attachment handling in Mail.
Notes the absence of sub-pixel anti-aliasing as well. This menu bar actually beats the 3D Dock as the stupidest “improvement” in Mac OS X 10.5.
Reports of new UI responsiveness and USB problems in Mac OS X 10.5, including from yours truly.
Older bugs are resurfacing in Mail 3.1.
We knew Mac OS X was capable of this. Now Leopard finally delivers.
If your folder contains thousands of files, list view doesn’t work as expected with keyboard selection.
Another sign that Apple’s iCal engineers simply did not pay enough attention to detail.
A thousands separator for dates in the File Info window.
A bug in Mac OS X 10.5 that is probably going to take months, if not years, to fix.
A couple of questionable design choices that make Quick Look less useful than it could and should be.
A long-standing problem with keyboard shortcuts in Safari.