Slightly off-topic, but since the 'UI' is in the topic, I'll bite:
Why did Google need to re-invent the scrollbar ( http://i.imgur.com/ztm93.png ), without the two squares (sorry, don't know what they're called) on the opposite sides, which you can click without having to move the mouse up/down;left/right?
What is wrong with traditional scrollbars that Google felt the need to get away from it?
Why did Google need to re-invent the scrollbar ( http://i.imgur.com/ztm93.png ), without the two squares (sorry, don't know what they're called) on the opposite sides, which you can click without having to move the mouse up/down;left/right?
What is wrong with traditional scrollbars that Google felt the need to get away from it?