@achappy Yeah on the mini with the small display having two windows in a split mode is more effective for me in portrait orientation. My mini is just a consumption device primarily so it works, and in portrait orientation at least there is a little bit of space for the on screen keyboard to do two thumb typing (I personally dislike the tiny floating keyboard). It's all perspective and preferred workflows. I do agree that some people get a bit overdramatic about the issues that they see for themselves but I can accept that they have their own perspective and agree that in general there is always some room for improvement.
Personally I don't care for the amount of tapping and grabbing edges of windows to get things the way that I want. Adding target zones on screen to drag open windows or app icons from the dock to in order to aid in orienting things would be helpful even though the the traffic lights controls exist. Both workflows can coexist.
Love your mom's comment about not noticing much difference. At least from a normal user's perspective things aren't borked eh? I feel the same way about 26 on my iPhone Pro Max 13. On my mini I am getting used to the windowed mode and finding some utility in it, as limited as that might be given the size and no external keyboard. I appreciate that Apple didn't prohibit the features on it.
Personally I don't care for the amount of tapping and grabbing edges of windows to get things the way that I want. Adding target zones on screen to drag open windows or app icons from the dock to in order to aid in orienting things would be helpful even though the the traffic lights controls exist. Both workflows can coexist.
Love your mom's comment about not noticing much difference. At least from a normal user's perspective things aren't borked eh? I feel the same way about 26 on my iPhone Pro Max 13. On my mini I am getting used to the windowed mode and finding some utility in it, as limited as that might be given the size and no external keyboard. I appreciate that Apple didn't prohibit the features on it.