Tom's Hardware

I like the site and I go to almost everyday if not every other day. Although I took points for when you go through the review section the pictures hardly ever show. Other that the app is functional except for the pictures not showing.

I've switched from Windows 8 to Windows 10 on a desktop PC without a touchscreen. I've noticed that scrollbars appear when first opening the application for main menu screen that allows you to see various articles and categories. However, once an article is entered, the scrollbars are not accessible for text that extends beyond the screen. I've also noticed that once the article is exited and the main menu is restored, the scrollbars no longer appear. The scrollbars only reappear once the app is restarted. As I recall, this application seemed to function without such quirkiness under Windows 8(8.1). I think in that case, there were no scroll bars and one just moved the mouse cursor to the edge of the screen at which point little arrows pointing right or left would be pressed to switch to the next screen. Perhaps, the problems are due to the lack of such arrows appearing in Windows 10.

I enjoy Toms Hardware articles. Now most of the bugs have been fixed in the updated app version.

Still seeing a gap between the top bar and the article title which tends to cut off at the bottom text on lower res screens.

I enjoy Tom's news, but this app is too buggy. Immediate improvements must include: - change the font - it is too difficult to read for long periods - add zooming ability to page content. It shouldn't be approved for metro without this mandated UI capability - enable copying. Countless times I've blown off a product because I couldn't copy a model number or some other piece of info for further research.