Google Music: When disliking a track, it automatically jumps to the next track.
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Google Music: When disliking a track, it automatically jumps to the next track.

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Reddit - When going back to the list of items after viewing an item, the item gains dotted borders so you know which item was just clicked.
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Reddit - When going back to the list of items after viewing an item, the item gains dotted borders so you know which item was just clicked.

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Opera - Tabs that haven’t been viewed yet are indicated by a folded corner.
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Opera - Tabs that haven’t been viewed yet are indicated by a folded corner.

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Mixcloud - Hover over a mix for a blended preview of that mix
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Mixcloud - Hover over a mix for a blended preview of that mix

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OS X - Searching in System Preferences highlights the relevant sections. The more relevant the section, the brighter the light will be.

OS X - Searching in System Preferences highlights the relevant sections. The more relevant the section, the brighter the light will be.

Twitter - Characters exceeding the 140 limit are highlighted in red.
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Twitter - Characters exceeding the 140 limit are highlighted in red.

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Gigantt - When you estimate a task using free text you see a live preview of how the system is interpreting it.
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Gigantt - When you estimate a task using free text you see a live preview of how the system is interpreting it.

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British Gas - iPhone app has a button to turn on the camera light when submitting a meter reading.
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British Gas - iPhone app has a button to turn on the camera light when submitting a meter reading.

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Pocket (iOS) - After copying a URL, opening the Pocket app will automatically prompt you to save the content.
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Pocket (iOS) - After copying a URL, opening the Pocket app will automatically prompt you to save the content.

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Google Chrome - When dragging the active tab it is always on top of the others, when dragging an inactive tab it moves behind the active one.
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Google Chrome - When dragging the active tab it is always on top of the others, when dragging an inactive tab it moves behind the active one.

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