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Originally Posted by GeoffR
You can close the menu by tapping on the part of the bottom bar that doesn't have an icon, and then the next time you bring up the menu bars the menus will be closed. The feature saves one tap for those who use it, but costs an extra tap for those who don't.
It is a bit like the issue of whether to leave the toilet seat in the last-used position (the new behaviour), or to always leave it in the down position after use (the old behaviour). Leaving it in the last-used position is more efficient, but somehow that point doesn't carry much weight when I've tried to argue it.
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Obviously I like my toilet seat in the down position. I've struggled out of a few toilet bowls with a wet bum in my time. Even happens to men on occasion, although it is a rare man indeed who will admit it.
Still thanks for the tip. I actually don't get all het up about an extra tap or two when it comes to menu items. I do find it disconcerting to have a menu pop up in an unexpected manner and change something inadvertently. Kind of like expecting a toilet seat under my bum when I stagger to the bathroom with my eyes glued shut and finding cold wet porcelain instead.
Good analogy which makes me wonder even more what were they thinking
Helen