Haven't Apple tested Lion with the default settings?

[Lucidmind]

Surely they must have noticed that the two-finger swipe to go back a page ONLY works in Safari. Of course, it works if you change it to the three finger gesture instead, but come on.

Lion has a very unfinished feeling so far.

 

[aeaglex07]

Apple added new APIs in Lion and Safari has been updated to work with it. the developers have to update their apps to work with Lion's new features.

 

[Lucidmind]

but surely the developers of Finder and the other parts of Lion should have had access to this API?

 

[NT1440]

Surely they must have noticed that the two-finger swipe to go back a page ONLY works in Safari. Of course, it works if you change it to the three finger gesture instead, but come on.

Lion has a very unfinished feeling so far.

As opposed to working where?

Keep in mind that they purposely removed most gestures from finder. Watch some of the WWDC videos if your a developer, they fully explain their rationale for the changes in their implementation of the desktop metaphor.

 

[Lucidmind]

Ok, I need to watch those videos then. I can see no reason why they would remove the ability to navigate in Finder with gestures.

 

[Variant]

I've been using Lion for a day now, and this is really my only problem with it. I really wish they would have left the option to use gestures in Finder for people who liked it.

The swipe gesture + Safari don't work so well using Facebook, but that's not such a big deal.