Closed ptredhead closed 2 years ago
I think part of the cause of this as well is that KDE by default uses global menus.
The refresh option is very easily accessed on the view menu, and even a new user would check something like View and of course once they do and see refresh they will also see the tooltip telling them that f5 does the same thing
but KDE moving everything to global menus and hamburger on taskbar hides things away (another reason maybe KDE is not a great DE for a beginner)
GNOME also hides literally everything in a hamburger menu with no hints that it's a menu unless you've used android in the last 5 years.
(Because I use the Global Menu Plasmoid in my top panel I don't have a menu on any window so can't double check to see what menus KDE apps have by default but when I first installed on my desktop it had actual named menus at the top of the window)
I didn't include it as an issue because there's already multiple ways to refresh. I'll add an item that references this issue.
The user was unable to locate the refresh action in the menu system [View -> Refresh (F5)].
The refresh action is not in the right-click menu. The refresh action is not on the toolbar.
Recommendations:
I have configured my own Dolphin toolbar thusly:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14139814/144761292-22458f3b-664f-4e22-b73b-45c788551b77.png)
Steps to add "Refresh" and "Home" icons to the toolbar: