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Friday, August 26, 2016 | |
Okay, wait. To add a new filter in FogBugz, I first have to choose "Edit Current Filter"... ... and then find the tiny "Save As" textbox by scrolling to the bottom of the page, which isn't visible by default on a 2560x1440 monitor? When I googled up creating a new filter, I found this page, which had an encouraging section:
No idea where that "control" is. When I searched for "save" there was no picture on that help page, nor was there anything other than the "Save As" in the edit filter page I've pictured, above. I realize FogBugz is for technical users (and it didn't take me a really long time to find all of this), and perhaps I'm completely spacing on something obvious, but wow. Usability test much? I don't mind that it looks like crap, like something from the late 90s that's been "rewritten" to use ExtJS GUI widgets. Honestly, I don't. Who cares how pretty it is? But it should be easy to make a filter. Right? posted by ruffin at 8/26/2016 09:01:00 AM |
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