I have the perfect example. In safari iOS, “Share” is where the “Search in the page” feature is located! Just, why?!
Oh. I’ve always used the URL/search bar. Only your post made me aware that there is also a “Search” hidden in the share-menu.
Re:Modern iOS Navigation Patterns
by walteweiss on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @07:21AM
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Oh, thank you! Twelve years iPhone user here. Never knew it’s there.
Re:Modern iOS Navigation Patterns
by lotsofpulp on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @07:25AM
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It is also in the URL/search bar, type whatever you want to find on the page instead of a website address and the bottom option will be “On this page”.
Re:Modern iOS Navigation Patterns
by walteweiss on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @07:43AM
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I used this option just a couple of times when I desperately needed to find something on the page. Most of the time I’m not sure where that option is, so usually I just google it right before using.
Oh wow, that’s also pretty hidden, I never noticed it
It‘s redundant placement. You can also just use the url box to search the page. Seems like a good pragmatic approach to me.
Could they also introduce some kind of page action menu? Maybe.
How do you search the page via the url box? I don’t see the option
Type a search term, results from the page will appear below the $search_engine suggestions.
You can see that it's draggable because there's a drag indicator at the top. That's what the small elongated oval is supposed to indicate.
Hm? I don’t recognize/see a drag indicator. There is a tiny elongated black oval at bottom (like always).
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People grown up with smartphones can handle it, as usual you can adapt as long as you weren’t older than 40/50 upon introduction. Most of modern stuff is horribly designed and often unreliable (Hello AppleTV. Can we speak today about changing a WiFi-Password? Why you don’t reboot when I press the ON/OFF-Button? It is needed to workaround bugs).