Anyone else notice that when using the iPad to surf, they use random fingers to manipulate the screen and, more interestingly, the particular digit(s) or hand(s) used to achieve a particular operation (zoom, pan, scroll) at one moment are entirely different from those used to do the same thing a second time?
For example, I zoom in many ways: Sometimes I use classic the finger and thumb "pinch", sometimes both thumbs (when holding the iPad with both hands), sometimes all five fingers (because it looks cool), sometimes using two random fingers of different hands, etc.
I was wondering if this freedom (as opposed to the constraints of using a fixed -button mouse on a fixed-size mousepad, in a fixed position on a desk, to click fixed UI elements such as scroll bars on a fixed screen) might actually lessen the risk of RSI?
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
For example, I zoom in many ways: Sometimes I use classic the finger and thumb "pinch", sometimes both thumbs (when holding the iPad with both hands), sometimes all five fingers (because it looks cool), sometimes using two random fingers of different hands, etc.
I was wondering if this freedom (as opposed to the constraints of using a fixed -button mouse on a fixed-size mousepad, in a fixed position on a desk, to click fixed UI elements such as scroll bars on a fixed screen) might actually lessen the risk of RSI?
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Or I use a remote desktop app where I can to avoid my pc all together.