Ever since the Android web Market was launched, one of my main gripes with its UI (let’s not talk about content discovery here) was screenshot navigation. There were 2 basic problems – you could not click Next or Previous as those buttons did not exist, and the only way to close a screenshot close-up was by finding and clicking a tiny X button.
Most modern "lightbox"-style galleries already solved the aforementioned problems by adding easy navigation buttons and allowing you to click anywhere on the screen to dismiss the close-up. Today, Google quietly did just that, and then some.
Here are the 4 new features I just spotted that weren’t there this morning:
the Next and Previous buttons finally allow easy navigation
clicking on the close-up of a screenshot is equivalent to pressing Next
the X button is gone – you can now close any image close-up by clicking anywhere on the screen
in-line rotation buttons which let you turn those occasional sideways images the right way
Update: Google may be rolling out the new UI in stages, so it may not be live for everyone just yet. If you don’t get it now, just try again later.
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Via: AndroidPolice