> I... but... how in the world is anyone ever supposed to know that exists???
Apple products have been like this for ages. I.e., they present a "simple" interface for the "typical" user, and then they provide "advanced" features for the "power user" that are only accessible via keyboard shortcuts, or what have you. (E.g., doing a screenshot on MacOS is via Command-$.)
Their success in achieving the right balance, however, has been quite mixed IMHO.
How do you find out about the "advanced" features? Via Google or Stack Exchange or reading a book or guide, I suppose.
Apple products have been like this for ages. I.e., they present a "simple" interface for the "typical" user, and then they provide "advanced" features for the "power user" that are only accessible via keyboard shortcuts, or what have you. (E.g., doing a screenshot on MacOS is via Command-$.)
Their success in achieving the right balance, however, has been quite mixed IMHO.
How do you find out about the "advanced" features? Via Google or Stack Exchange or reading a book or guide, I suppose.