- my biggest pet peeve with the playbook is the scrolling. why is it different depending in the size of the website? ipad is the same regardless of the site, very annoying.
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- I think I know what you are talking about. In some cases swiping advances like 3 lines and another time it advances 10 when you are scrolling the same distance. I have noticed this in the developer preview of OS2. I didn't notice it on 1.0.8.x, but I only played with that for a day and a half before I wanted to mess w/ the new hotness01-13-12 02:59 PMLike 0
- I think I know what you are talking about. In some cases swiping advances like 3 lines and another time it advances 10 when you are scrolling the same distance. I have noticed this in the developer preview of OS2. I didn't notice it on 1.0.8.x, but I only played with that for a day and a half before I wanted to mess w/ the new hotness01-13-12 03:21 PMLike 0
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I don't have this particular issue I just wanted to say epic fail.
The one touch up or down would be useful. Not sure where they would put the buttons though. Two finger hold at the top or bottom?beemaabeemababy likes this.01-13-12 03:35 PMLike 1 - In the OP's defense, he might have a legitimate gripe.. Is there anyway to help? Can the scrolling speed be adjusted? Is there any added functionality advantages for having the varying scroll speeds?
If it's not possible to change it, the OP might have a better chance of getting some change in posting this to Blackberry support forums rather than make a big post claiming failure on crackberry. Someone there will be able to take your complaint/suggestion into account and make improvements for future updates of the browser.01-13-12 04:55 PMLike 0 -
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- I completly get this! I had an iPad before and yeah I agree the scrolling is smoother because it universal, no matter what you are doing its the same! (side note, scrolling in this site is amazing
To add something else I have noticed is when you are about to scroll sometimes the playbook thinks you are hitting a link and all of a sudden you have a new page open, I cant tell you how many times I have done this so I hope that gets sorted out a bit to.01-17-12 11:40 PMLike 0 -
- Scrolling and general OS lag is brutal. But it's still better than any android tablet or phone that's not running ICS, so basically 99% of android.
This smoothness that some people say "doesn't bother me", is a huge problem, it's something ios had nailed 4 years ago.
You can pretend it doesn't exist or doesn't bother you, but then you'd be lying to yourself.
It's an epic fail.01-17-12 11:50 PMLike 0 - Scrolling and general OS lag is brutal. But it's still better than any android tablet or phone that's not running ICS, so basically 99% of android.
This smoothness that some people say "doesn't bother me", is a huge problem, it's something ios had nailed 4 years ago.
You can pretend it doesn't exist or doesn't bother you, but then you'd be lying to yourself.
It's an epic fail.01-17-12 11:56 PMLike 0 - Well nothing new here... Obviously the more addons a site has going, the more laggy the scrolling will be. I also have this almost always even with no other programs or tabs running. Wish RIM would simply allocate more priority to web processing so i dont have to disable things like Flash and in some cases even Javascript to get smooth scrolling going. This is by far my largest complaint with the Playbook.01-18-12 12:06 AMLike 0
- I've also had this issue with ios devices, you haven't? Screen size and fat fingers come into play, but I wouldn't trade my tablets portability.01-18-12 12:10 AMLike 0
- I found the scrolling terribly slow on the stock browser, so I downloaded the dolphin browser. it scrolls at lightning speed. you need to run it through the android player though, so it is not entirely ideal. but i can not see using the stock browser unless they open up the settings for it.
the stock browser needs faster scrolling and more settings options.01-18-12 12:18 AMLike 0 - Ya, I don't want to start any type of wars here in case there are some droid lurkers, but I've had my fair share of droids including a nexus s, and any honest droid user will agree the lag in the os is noticeable. The various ui's that the manufacturers slap on make it even worse. The biggest offender is motorola with Blur. But most manufacturers have some ui overlay going and it does 2 things: 1) slows down and bloats the device 2) delays OS updates. Serious idiots...
It's one of the reasons the whole hacker community is all into rooting and overclocking. The lag kills the android experience. Take note when reading ICS reviews, they all talk about how much "snappier" ICS is. They liked ignoring it before. Fanboys... What do you expect :-)
The tablets are even worse. Next time you're at futureshop or bestbuy, try swipe through the home screens and watch it happen moments after your finger moves. It's useless. Web browsing is the same. Heavy pages kill it. Contacts app? Brutal.
PB is definitely a notch above pre ICS droids.01-18-12 12:19 AMLike 0
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