Heads up new iPhone users!

artbatista · 09-14-2013, 04:37 PM

Many of the settings tabs in Marvin for IPhone are scrollable.

Due to an unfortunate requirement by Apple, developers have limited options to show a window is scrollable.

You should be aware that many settings are hidden at the bottom of these tabs, so explore, scroll around the settings tabs.

You will be pleasantly surprised.

Art

Kretzer · 09-14-2013, 05:20 PM

Ha, I am a pretty old iPhone user, and I've been searching for the justification settings for quite a while, until I tried to scroll some more ...

I like it, though, how Marvin gives you little "nudges" at some points, showing you there is more to find (like in library view, when the context menu flashes a little bit at startup)

09-14-2013, 04:37 PM	#1
artbatista Groupie Posts: 193 Karma: 1032826 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Miami, FL, USA Device: iPhone 4, iPad 2	Heads up new iPhone users! Many of the settings tabs in Marvin for IPhone are scrollable. Due to an unfortunate requirement by Apple, developers have limited options to show a window is scrollable. You should be aware that many settings are hidden at the bottom of these tabs, so explore, scroll around the settings tabs. You will be pleasantly surprised. Art

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Kretzer out of depth Posts: 50 Karma: 13490 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Austria, near Lake Constance Device: iPad2, iPhone 5, Kindle3 3G	Ha, I am a pretty old iPhone user, and I've been searching for the justification settings for quite a while, until I tried to scroll some more ... I like it, though, how Marvin gives you little "nudges" at some points, showing you there is more to find (like in library view, when the context menu flashes a little bit at startup)