[joeframbach]

I have accidentally swipe-navigated far more times than I have ever purposefully swipe-navigated (zero times), so I am astounded to see someone who hasn't rage-disabled that misfeature upon installation of the OS.

[yoz-y]

The only swiping gesture heresy is that on Android both sides go back.

[totallymike]

I don't begrudge it being overridden here since this is a demo, but ever since, like, way early Opera era, swiping to navigate is muscle memory for me, and I prefer it both on desktop and mobile/tablet. Much simpler than reaching for the button.

[fsckboy]

i was never attracted to the gattaca UX, it's a UI pre-crime.

reaching is muscle memory for me. buttons i like because i know what i'm getting, and what i'm getting can be many different things as buttons allow.

[handsclean]

Glad you have the ability to set your own preferences, but I’m pretty sure most people are happy with this. Do you by chance spend a lot of time reading PDFs while angry?

[kenferry]

Well, that’s because you don’t use it I guess!

I basically only swipe back. This aligns web pages with iOS nav stacks.

[MattSayar]

Like many changes, you originally hate it, then you get used to it, then you hate when it changes again.