Closed digitarald closed 3 years ago
Here's the mockup of the warning bar: https://github.com/firefox-devtools/debugger/issues/6673#issuecomment-623780401
Personally I don't find Chrome's icon a good solution. Pros: there's a clear distinction between the two states because the shape of the icon changes, not just its color. Cons: a blue breakpoint does not convey "Breakpoints are currently disabled" to me, at all.
Chrome, breakpoints enabled:
Chrome, breakpoints disabled:
IMO we should:
Some quick sketches
I think I actually like the blue one on top best because it's a simple on-off of this button. The red introduces an extra layer of confusion because it begins to illustrate the double negative of 'stopping the stops.'
I think I actually like the blue one on top best because it's a simple on-off of this button.
fwiw, request blocking goes also blue.
The struggle is real to have an enabled state for a disabling button. Apart from the strike and the color change, would an enabled button background add context?
Ah yes! That background would be good
I love those two!
Filed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1643130 and opened it up as good-first-bug
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Closing since this graduated to bugzilla :)
We did some work, like fading out the breakpoint panels, to ensure disabled pausing is clearly communicated.
Seeing reports like https://twitter.com/__jakub_g/status/1260912327702073347 there is more work to do it seems.
Thoughts:
cc @violasong @darkwing @fvsch @janodvarko