Open TheJanox824 opened 2 months ago
cc: @aguscruiz
Hi @TheJanox824 and @rebron, Can you please assign me this issue? I'd like to work on it.
Hi @fallaciousreasoning @aguscruiz @rebron and @TheJanox824 I need some clarification. Do we need the separator only for Brave Internal Websites?
or, do we need this as a generic change independent of sites?
Seems like the divider only appears on internals, but I can't tell for sure. Maybe others can confirm
Hi. On Edge (which I used for the comparison in the original post), it only appears on internals. I don't know how it is on Chrome, or how you want it to be on Brave. I just noticed the separator was missing and thought it was a bug, since it was there before Brave's redesign.
Ok, thanks! Yeah @ajayseeker let's keep it for internals only then.
The color token the divider should use is --leo-color-divider-subtle
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Also, small thing the divider should be 16px tall and centered vertically.
Should look like this:
Thanks! :D
Description
There's no separation line between the Brave text, and the URL. Also, when the window is maximised, the mouse pointer changes to the resize one (it does nothing) when going to the window border in the address bar.
While these are very minor issues, I'd like to point them out.
Steps to reproduce
For the first issue:
For the second:
Actual result
For the first one: See there's no separation line.
For the second issue: I couldn't capture the mouse cursor with Snipping Tool, but it's there.
Expected result
For the first one, this is what it should look like:
As for the second issue, it simply shouldn't use the resize pointer.
Reproduces how often
Easily reproduced
Brave version (brave://version info)
1.68.128 Chromium: 127.0.6533.73 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Channel information
Reproducibility
Miscellaneous information
I know it happens on Windows 10 and 11. Don't know about other platforms. None of these issues were there before the address bar and tabs were redesigned earlier this year.