Open diana7127 opened 6 months ago
I agree. The toolbar buttons also have no label and are difficult to use. I tried integrating the Up button into the toolbar (like File Explorer) and it looks friendlier:
I think we can use a File Explorer-like two-toolbar layout, with navigation on top and toolbar buttons just under.
@dinhngtu
But there are some issues for having a label.
For lower logical screen resolutions are not friendly because it's too long. (The typical scenario is 15.6' 1080p 125% DPI Scaling)
Kenji Mouri
@diana7127
the up arrow appears too small on my screen
This will be fixed after rewriting this with XAML Islands.
Kenji Mouri
@dinhngtu
I think we can use a File Explorer-like two-toolbar layout, with navigation on top and toolbar buttons just under.
Have you forgot about 7-Zip/NanaZip two-panel mode existed?
Kenji Mouri
But there are some issues for having a label.
For lower logical screen resolutions are not friendly because it's too long. (The typical scenario is 15.6' 1080p 125% DPI Scaling)
Labels can be placed below the button icon to save vertical space, or it can be an option. But I think button labels are critical for usability. We can also move the Benchmark button back to the overflow menu to save some space.
Have you forgot about 7-Zip/NanaZip two-panel mode existed?
True, I forgot about that.
Could be interesting to add a "split panel" button (like Edge).
The up icon is not transparent either, and doesn't follow the color theme.
@FrzMtrsprt It's a known issue. But this will be solved after replacing that with XAML Islands in future releases.
Kenji Mouri
In the new version 3.0, the up arrow appears too small on my screen.
My screen details are as follows: