Oh wow ! Thanks so much man ! 3 <| sep |> We need more content like this on this sub , nice work ! <| sep |> I ran into the same issue because I had moved since buying my car . I ended up having to go to the local DMV and requesting a copy with the address they wanted . <| sep |> Multiple 16 ast games <| sep |> yeah but most admins on vanilla wouldnt spawn items in <| sep |> Doga Kobo is such a great studio in these past few years . <| sep |> I got nothing more to say except you ' re entirely wrong on every point . As a UI designer , I ' m working on this stuff daily . File menu targets still not as small as an iPhone ? This is just fundamentally wrong and takes a willful denial to not get it . This is an OSwide convention and not optimized for touch . They are smaller and not a good experience for touch they ' re for more precise mouse cursor input . Tapping on targets not meant for touch means sizes are constrained , hit targets are smaller , padding around elements are compromised , etc . Tapping on them work just the same while the experience is worse due to the above . You purposely avoid addressing the navigation buttons by offering alternatives like gestures . There is definitely potential for wobble and strain by nature of not holding the screen . It ' s not a point to argue . It happens if you have a hinge you ' re not holding onto . It doesn ' t happen to me doesn ' t count . It ' s a hinged piece you ' re not holding firmly , and a screen that you can ' t comfortably position while tapping . Basic ergonomics . Here ' s an analogy . What ' s a better user experience in terms of UI usage on a phone ? A webpage designed for desktop or a webpage designed for mobile ? Both can functionally do things but that isn ' t the point it ' s the experience . Either we can stop here or you can continue being at odds with common sense .