> the worst UI thing Microsoft ever did was hiding file extensions
Highly disagree... that was not a snap decision and they did a lot of research on it. The vast majority of people were only further confused by extensions, and preferred file names to appear more natural. This was also done before the days of widespread use of the internet, email, or viruses/malware.
What research have you done that might suggest a large number of people would agree that it was a bad decision?
Highly disagree... that was not a snap decision and they did a lot of research on it. The vast majority of people were only further confused by extensions, and preferred file names to appear more natural. This was also done before the days of widespread use of the internet, email, or viruses/malware.
What research have you done that might suggest a large number of people would agree that it was a bad decision?