This is a common UI flaw. Twitter search does it too. Human reaction time is about 50ms. UIs could quite reasonably detect if the button that gets the click/submit event has been there for under 50ms, and just not action it, with some nuanced indication that that's what happened.https://twitter.com/li_haoyi/status/1236896391995084800 …
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50ms is 130ms off from the average. If you need movement as well it gets much slower. Though 50ms might be a good limit for this anyway.
Yes, it is... I think I'm citing the time that lag becomes apparent, which isn't the same thing.
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Needs some good testing but yeah for about 50-100ms it should go to the old result instead. Iirc sprinting also rules <100ms reaction to the start signal as a false start. Some leeway for those that anticipate results and you end up near 50 again ^^
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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