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Playwright is a framework for Web Testing and Automation. It allows testing Chromium, Firefox and WebKit with a single API.
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[Feature] Add a button to switch the position of the network menu in the trace viewer #23227

Open Marcin3 opened 1 year ago

Marcin3 commented 1 year ago

Add a button to switch the position of the network menu in the trace viewer

I would like to have a button to switch the position of the network tab in the trace viewer. In the earlier version menu was on the right side and it was very helpful for mobile app testing. We can name it button mobile mode and it will be in the same position like dark mode After click it trace viewer will look like in old version image

csabsol commented 1 year ago

Double that. The Network/Console in the right (as it was earlier) was more usable compared to being placed in the bottom!

ZooDoo4U commented 1 year ago

Even better... How about following what the browser does by allowing one to dock bottom, left, right or separate window. I would want the separate window to be honest, multi-monitor and depending on what im looking at even docking in any window something is gonna lose out if not in a separate windows how Chrome and Firefox allow for....

jaktestowac commented 1 year ago

Feature already requested here https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/21955

ZooDoo4U commented 1 year ago

Thanks @jaktestowac, close but the 21955 is only for the new place or old place, honestly neither is all that good and would much rather have a separate window as an option which the linked dup issue doesn't request...

jaktestowac commented 1 year ago

@pavelfeldman This issue should not be closed because is about letting user to choose placement of drawer (bottom or side). The https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/21955 should be closed instead.

Marcin3 commented 1 year ago

@pavelfeldman I check version 1.35 and menu is on the right but button is missing. So this feature is not implemented. It shouldn't be close.