Open davehunt opened 11 years ago
As far as I know all of our widgets should be grouped inside our own toolbar. Not sure why all of them are getting put into the navigation bar. I would assume that's a bug in the new SDK UX code.
I wonder if we should change MemChaser into an icon (we talked about displaying a graph in the past) and provide details when clicked. That way it would take up a lot less space in the UI.
I would ask someone in the addon sdk channel if that is a temporary solution. I wouldn't spent that much time in UX changes when major changes are coming up anyway on the SDK side.
This should be fixed by issue #183.
I'm just a contributor, but I also vote for button+detail, what @davehunt suggested.
For example: a button withRAM: 513 MB
where the RAM text is colored based on the GCC and CC times. And the popup panel would contain the currently implemented widget.html content.
The problem with a toolbar is that it will have lot of free space, which is ugly IMHO. The widget.html is no more than 400px wide.
a button with
RAM: 513 MB
where the RAM text
I meant Resident
for the memory string is instead RAM
.
It's something we could think about, yes. We could even make it a configuration setting for the user. Once we add more features it could still be that a toolbar is more helpful. Also personally I want to see all the details including CC/GCC times, so it's hard to make it work for everyone. I will update the summary of this issue to reflect that, and push out the fix to a future release. As you say support for Australis is the most important thing we have to get fixed at the moment.
The MemChaser addon appears in the main toolbar instead of the addons toolbar in the Australis redesign:
If the window is too small, MemChaser is then hidden beneath a >> button, which when clicked only shows the name of the addon but not the content: