ChristianWS

i presume it wasn't in the design spec as a) it's an interaction behaviour, not a visual design behaviour, and b) it was also a thing in holo design (& older[?]), so they didn't consider it part of the "material design spec"?

Yesn't. Material Design 1 and 2 guidelines have a bunch of sections regarding interaction, way more than M3 (although M3 guidelines aren't "finished" yet), but they lack a section regarding that gesture in particular.

Like, M1 guidelines mention swiping on content to swap tabs, heck, you can even find the same on the current Material Design 3 guidelines

I think it was a conscious design decision from the Material Design team to not use that gesture in particular? Because it isn't due to conflict with other components, in the tab guidelines they call attention to be careful when the content itself is swipeable.

it's not a bad idea if you're working around gestures, but it means you can't have something where you swipe between tabs when not from the edge, and get the drawer when from the edge

or, for example, swiping to reply/forward in a messaging app, or upvote/downvote on a lemmy client

(also, subjectively, it's kind of a bit ugly)

I mean, you already can't have certain gestures with other gestures. Like you can't (or shouldn't) have swipe on a card to upvote at the same time you have swipe content to change tabs. I'd argue this restriction is better for the user because with discord's implementation it is very clear what the trigger area is, because the entire view is the trigger area.

it interferes with the ability to open drawers

It's funny, but I tried looking around the old Material Design guidelines and I haven't come across any mention of swiping to open a drawer. I know it was on Android Developers, but it appears that from the point of view of the design team, it wasn't really "officially" recommended?

Regardless, Discord, IMO, offers a better implementation for side sheets, as the metaphor isn't that you drag something from beyond the screen into view, you just drag the view itself to the side and that reveals the side sheet. And it works in the middle of the screen so it doesn't interfere with the system gestures

Até os bancos tão sendo federalizados

Eu que fiz um post pedindo

We did it reddit, we on Big Xander decision

uBlock was already available for Firefox for Android

Não querendo passar pano pro pessoal da Educação de São Paulo, mas se isso aconteceu duas vezes por acidente, pode indicar que o sistema do Google não é tão bem desenhado assim.

mlmym (old) no PC e Sync for Lemmy no celular.

Alright, so what extensions are you guys looking forward to? On mobile I don't think about it too much cause most of the websites I use on Desktop I use as apps on Android, so a couple of website specific extensions are useless for me

A bunch of design decisions only makes sense when viewed on a smartphone and even then, only after a little bit of usage.

I remember I disliked Android 12 visual design when I looked at it through screenshots, but then absolutely loved it when I started actually using it

Isso daí é óbvio que é culpa do estagiário, mas o Google não tem parcela de culpa nisso aí? Parece que teve outra cidade que aconteceu a mesma coisa no ano passado.

Porra, então até relógio quebrado trabalha melhor que ele