Sorry if this has been discussed before - I did a quick search and couldn't find anything.
I remember a while ago there was talk that OS X might get iOS' "rubber band" scrolling feature - you know, like how if you try to scroll too far past the top or bottom of a page in Safari on iOS it snaps back like a rubber band? I was re-watching the Lion keynote today and noticed it seems like it is coming to OS X afterall.
It happens around 1:03:20 in the keynote. Look closely, because it only lasts a second (obviously), but you'll notice it when Craig is demoing purchasing Pages through the Mac app store. I'm not sure if this is something that the app store app will just have or not, but I would think (hope) Apple are planning on making this a standard part of Lion's UI.
Nothing huge, but kinda cool
I remember a while ago there was talk that OS X might get iOS' "rubber band" scrolling feature - you know, like how if you try to scroll too far past the top or bottom of a page in Safari on iOS it snaps back like a rubber band? I was re-watching the Lion keynote today and noticed it seems like it is coming to OS X afterall.
It happens around 1:03:20 in the keynote. Look closely, because it only lasts a second (obviously), but you'll notice it when Craig is demoing purchasing Pages through the Mac app store. I'm not sure if this is something that the app store app will just have or not, but I would think (hope) Apple are planning on making this a standard part of Lion's UI.
Nothing huge, but kinda cool
