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Menu bar or button #57

Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 9 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
On the main Fauxbar page, I'm envisioning a menubar/toolbar or a 
Firefox/Opera-esque corner button, containing menus for:
 * Recently closed tabs (with page links as sub-menus) (re: issue #53)
 * Currently open tabs and windows (so you can switch to a tab easily)
 * History (recently-visited pages)
 * Bookmarks (like Chrome's Wrench > Bookmarks menu, but with side scrollbars, and folders on top)
 * Apps
 * Extensions (with options to enable, disable or uninstall; disabled extensions could be lumped at the bottom of the list, rather than clumped together with the enabled ones)
 * Internal Chrome pages (common ones like Chrome's downloads page and options pages, and special pages like chrome://flags, chrome://plugins, etc, with their icons - I really dislike how Chrome's Wrench menu is nothing but text)
 * Fauxbar links (perhaps include dynamically-parsed URLs for issue/bug links and individual documentation pages)

Each menu will probably have:
 * A filter input box at the top, to hone in on a specific menu item quickly
 * A sorting option (alphabetical by title or by domain, and maybe by age where possible)

User could decide to show a full toolbar, or just the corner button, or nothing 
at all.
Main menu items will be toggleable.
Toolbar and/or menu button could optionally be hidden and only shown when you 
hover over its area (aka auto-hide).
Button could be positioned in any corner.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by fauxbar....@gmail.com on 31 Oct 2011 at 7:20

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
Introduced a menu bar in v1.2.0.

Would still like to explore the idea of a button or other method to make the 
menu display, maybe just through right-clicking the page and having it appear 
as a context menu.

But I'll mark this as fixed for now.

Original comment by fauxbar....@gmail.com on 12 Nov 2011 at 3:50