> I would rather scrolling stop or continue, but the snap-back when the mouse leaves a zone is irritating.
I liked it (back when it existed on Mac OS X): By moving the mouse horizontally to the vertical scroll bar I could instantly return to where I started scrolling. Use case: Read something (web page, source code...), scroll around to look for related information, then return back to the exact position I was before.
> Each component of the URI is a drop down menu item and only by clicking on whitespace to the far right can you get to the actual URI.
And you also have the confusing "copy address" / "copy address as text" context menu.
I liked it (back when it existed on Mac OS X): By moving the mouse horizontally to the vertical scroll bar I could instantly return to where I started scrolling. Use case: Read something (web page, source code...), scroll around to look for related information, then return back to the exact position I was before.
> Each component of the URI is a drop down menu item and only by clicking on whitespace to the far right can you get to the actual URI.
And you also have the confusing "copy address" / "copy address as text" context menu.