Simple, clean, swipe with two fingers to remove it, or so to say, cancel it.
This idea is based on all those popup windows that is used when either installing a program or getting a notification that you've got a meeting.
Instead of clicking you'll be sliding them away in less than a second.
Feedback is appreciated!
@Vašek Why do you think it's impossible? I would love to be able to swipe away all my iCal notices instead of click them away!
And as Apple is implementing more gestures in OS X Lion and iOS 5, we could hope that they would release updates in OS X with even better multitouch experience.
The "Slide to unlock" concept is meant for if your iDevice activates itself in your pocket so that you prevent accidental inputs. What I'm trying to say is that the concept of a "Slide to install"-thingy is quite pointless apart from the fact that it looks decent.
I hope this doesnt sound too offending and apart from that the slider itself looks very nice and the swipe to cancel would be a nice feature :)
6 Responses
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Victor Ingman
Simple, clean, swipe with two fingers to remove it, or so to say, cancel it.
This idea is based on all those popup windows that is used when either installing a program or getting a notification that you've got a meeting.
Instead of clicking you'll be sliding them away in less than a second.
Feedback is appreciated!
Thanks.
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over 1 year ago
This could be awesome, but i think it's impossible. But nice idea!
over 1 year ago
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Victor Ingman
@Vašek Why do you think it's impossible? I would love to be able to swipe away all my iCal notices instead of click them away!
And as Apple is implementing more gestures in OS X Lion and iOS 5, we could hope that they would release updates in OS X with even better multitouch experience.
over 1 year ago
Or with these gestures someone could write some kind of OS X plugin to enable this? :) Nice work, likin' it.
over 1 year ago
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Olli Wiegner
The "Slide to unlock" concept is meant for if your iDevice activates itself in your pocket so that you prevent accidental inputs. What I'm trying to say is that the concept of a "Slide to install"-thingy is quite pointless apart from the fact that it looks decent.
I hope this doesnt sound too offending and apart from that the slider itself looks very nice and the swipe to cancel would be a nice feature :)
over 1 year ago
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Rich Tabor
Sweetness. Nicely defined.
over 1 year ago