Surely users could be given the option to swap the game/user heading with the buttons.Īs I said in my original post, this seems like change for the sake of change there is no real benefit only annoyance. I live in hope that this terrible change can be reversed. >In your reply you said: "unfortunately, that interface change was made by Apple, not Goodsol". Can you explain how Apple forces you to place these buttons where they are (I'm a retired programmer so I can understand the code/UI requirements. In Cocoa, when one creates a toolbar, the system has routines it calls to request lists of toolbar buttons (allowed, default, and selectable), so we create those buttons (including spacing buttons) and return the appropriate lists (which, in our case, are all very similar).
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Our code does not explicitly draw these buttons nor handle the user interface it simply responds to callbacks when any button is pressed. We, literally, did not make any changes to the toolbar for this latest version. The newer SDK (as required by Apple), combined with macOS Big Sur, made the toolbar change. >I don't understand how Apple can do this. Not to be facetious, but Apple products regularly use capabilities not ordinarily available to developers. The most obvious example is the Clock icon on the iPhone, which animates to show the current time, including the sweep of a second hand. Regular developers like us are not able to animate our app icons it was not until recently that we could (under certain circumstances) even have more than one static icon. >I live in hope that this terrible change can be reversed. I am confident that the change will not be reversed, per se, as we also have users who prefer the new toolbar, but we will see if an option is feasible. >Surely users could be given the option to swap the game/user heading with the buttons.
Your complaint has been heard loud and clear (by both me and Thomas) and discussed internally. I will look further into what can be done. #PRETTY GOOD SOLITAIRE OLD VERSION CODE#.#PRETTY GOOD SOLITAIRE OLD VERSION UPDATE#.
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