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- First/Last Navigation Bug Fixed
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I've come back several times over the last few months. It looks like this bug is finally fixed.
Tuesday September 27, 2005 - 09:34pm (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments - Yahoo 360: soooo not ready for prime time
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Yahoo just released this pig to the public without fixing the bugs mentioned so far. In addition, after the previous post was entered, it became impossible to navigate to my post #1 at all. Boundary condition checking problem by Yahoo, or have they somehow lost the original post where I thanked Dave Winer for the invitation to this test account?Sunday June 26, 2005 - 02:03am (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
- Yahoo 360... Still A Lame Excuse For A Blog
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It looks as if nothing I've mentioned so far has been fixed. Yahoo obviously doesn't crawl their own product looking for comments and bugs to fix. They must assume everyone will use the "feedback" link instead of publicly discussing the issues with this product. Yahoo 360... Not Ready For Prime Time.Saturday May 7, 2005 - 11:08pm (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
- First/Last Navigation Incorrect
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My very first post thanked Dave Winer for the invitation to test Yahoo 360. However, if you use the "Last" portion of the blog's "First | < Prev | Next > | Last" navigation, you'll never see post #1. The earliest post you'll see this way is post #2. If you use the "Next" portion of this navigation, you can actually get to post #1.
Yahoo has a looooong way to go before Yahoo 360 is ready for prime time. (This is why beta tests exist.) I started a list of other very basic things it won't do, but why bother. Yahoo 360 is certainly not enough to coax me away from Radio UserLand.
Saturday April 9, 2005 - 11:00am (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments - Poor Picture Post Operation
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The picture post has a "magnify" button at the bottom right corner of the photo. If you click it, the photo is displayed in the middle of a page which contains a large "close window" button. If you click the "close window" button, it closes the browser window you used to view the blog. Why have a "close window" button when it doesn't open a separate window? All you do is piss off the user when their browser window closes.
Good thing Yahoo 360 is considered "beta". It is surely not ready for production use by normal end users.
Tuesday April 5, 2005 - 12:15am (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
