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The scrollbar is useless for short lists. If you miss it so much, simply scroll on the side of the screen - it's not like having a scrollbar on a touch screen phone is pure torture for your thumb as you always have to reach for that that narrow ant yet space eating part of the screen.
The scrollbar is useless for very long playlists or documents aswell as more and more office mice begin to have a kinetic wheel.
The only thing a scroll bar is good for are medium sized documents eg. 10-20 pages (on a phone).
The decission should ultimatley belong to the developer, but using it in most situations instead of kinetic = fixism/narrow mind.
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I don't think it will cause more confusion than it is right now as some applications support kinetic scroll, some applicaitons might use scroll bar. When I went back to 5800 (not the lastest firmware supporting kinetic scroll), I tried to do kinetic scrolll on it .
The scroll bar on 5800 is not that wide, and actually I think it's a good size, certainly doesn't need to be as wide as some pictures above. If want to make it less confusing, can have a semi-transparent wider scroll bar shows up when the user drag around the scroll bar.
And when I use other apps on N900, I tried to do the zooming like in built-in web browser, but to my disappoinment, none of them use the same gesture including Nokia's own Ovi Maps.
Not sure if an API has been provided for that, but Nokia should have standardize the gestures and provide the API for all applications
Last edited by mcdull; 2010-02-10 at 18:03.