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#213
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#215
Me too. I loved that thing. I think this webapp is made for the iPad but the idea there is no scroll bar and so you scroll on the links which causes inadvertent link selections.
#216
That did help but it still does it at times. I save almost every move unless I'm in pairings and selecting stuff. It's the bid page that dies on me.
#217
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What did the desktop app offer that you don't currently have via desktop running chrome with a scrollwheel mouse? I don't understand all the angst but would like to. Bidding these days seems pretty straightforward and it can even be done via smartphone in a pinch. Clearly I'm missing something.
#219
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What did the desktop app offer that you don't currently have via desktop running chrome with a scrollwheel mouse? I don't understand all the angst but would like to. Bidding these days seems pretty straightforward and it can even be done via smartphone in a pinch. Clearly I'm missing something.
It was fast. Once the info was downloaded, there was no waiting for a screen to buffer.
It was self-contained. Unlike the web UI version, when you wanted to add or edit, you did it in a side bar. You could see what was going on beside it rather than having to go back and forth between different windows that could get confusing.
There were no crashes or websites locking. Yes, occasionally you had to download new software, but for bidding it was great.
I tried the web app once. Once. Never again until I am forced to do so. The lack of scrolling alone was maddening.
The web UI isn’t great, but compared to the web app, I’ll take the web UI every time without debate.
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