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i7 (Bloomfield) Overclocking Guide
Originally Posted by Spock
i dont see any change???/
You obviously weren't paying attention!
It fades in the extra menu options up the top, and the copyright information etc down the bottom. Back to basics so to speak.
Null issue for me since I use iGoogle.
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i7 (Bloomfield) Overclocking Guide
Logged into my Google account, so I guess it hasn't changed anything there?
Doesn't look like it. Also no change to iGoogle (crap name)
Aha, has been bugging me all day, thought I'd broke something.
No fade-in using Chrome, the links are there throughout. I had to start up IE just to see...You obviously weren't paying attention!
Null issue for me since I use iGoogle.
lmao, their website doesn't work in their own browswer
I've had this for quite a while now... I didn't and still don't really get the point of it. Are there any actual advantages over the previous design, other than looking weird as things fade into your peripheral vision?
I am using chrome and the fade in works for me
what's the point of it? it still loads the entire page... it just hides it until you move the mouse...
P.S. who doesn't move the mouse??
It's been like that for a while now, at least a couple of months or so. It's so subtle no one even noticed it until now.
Makes it look 'cleaner'. And, meat least until the results load. I'm sure there was a keyboard shortcut for loading up the first few links, but I can never remember what it is..
This. I just thought it was kinda cool, but still fairly useless!
Fading text is just too, in your face!
It's just too animated, need to tone it down a bit. lol
Sadly, it looks tacky and I expect someone over at Google has just discovered jQuery...
Really don't like it.
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