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JavaWizKid

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Sep 18, 2008
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Why is there still some inconsistency in OSX? There are STILL circles in some application's red close button and in others there is no circles. In iPhoto and iTunes, the scroll bar is opaque whereas in Safari it is a light blue with a ripple. Now why has iTunes all of a sudden adopted a different theme?
 
Why is there still some inconsistency in OSX? There are STILL circles in some application's red close button and in others there is no circles. In iPhoto and iTunes, the scroll bar is opaque whereas in Safari it is a light blue with a ripple. Now why has iTunes all of a sudden adopted a different theme?

The circles in the close buttons serve a purpose: they indicate whether that document is saved or not. If there are unsaved changes, the circle appears.
 
Ohhh I see! I've been using a mac for more than a year and I never realised! :O Thanks! But what about the scroll bar and iTunes' new theme?
 
Honestly these things don't bother me one bit. The main thing is that it all generally works extremely well. ;)

And yup, that circle serves a very handy task!
 
Well, the other stuff is visual, not usability inconsistencies. Not that an*l to notice that, as long as it behaves the way I want.

If you really care, you can write to apple.com/feedback

The circles in the close buttons serve a purpose: they indicate whether that document is saved or not. If there are unsaved changes, the circle appears.

Woah that's cool. Thanks for the tip.
 
I have a bad feeling the new iTunes theme is what will end up being standard in 10.7...

It's awful.
 
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