I expressly avoided using the terms right and wrong. I think most would agree that it is
best practice to follow whatever
conventions the host OS uses. It would be just as annoying if the Windows X button acted like the red Mac Close/X button. The only 'right' implementation is whatever the OS standard is, and the list in my post is where Calibre acts non uniformly on Mac.
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Originally Posted by theducks
Macs have it wrong 
They don't have a CONTROL key , even the antique KSR-33 (commonly used as minicomputer input terminal when they were not spewing AP wire service copy) had one of these.
They don't have a Windows key 
Calibre uses QT5 toolkits for the GUI
Windows does not have a Top and a Bottom when right-clickin' scroll bars. Calibre (and Sigil) do.
Who is wrong?? Neither... Just different |