Open Diego-VRFP opened 5 months ago
This is a change on (official) YouTube's part. Maybe, you can reproducible this UI on official YTM web version.
Well, I understand. So the only solution would be for someone to create a plugin, right? Thanks for answering so quickly.
· The first is that the volume bar completely disappears, if I want to change the volume I have to expand the window to be able to do so and then scale it back to the size I had before.
There is a plugin named precise volume that allows you to change the volume by scrolling on the album image/video
I wasn't able to disable responsive scaling, but that should be the best way to revert back to the old design. Temporarily, try zooming out until the design changes to the desktop scaling.
I wonder if the hidden top bar is related to this issue as well, or not... In the app, once I expand the queue/lyrics/Related menu I can't go back to the player view because the top bar is getting hidden (?) Left: this app, right: Firefox
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Problem Description
I like to use the application scaled on the side of my second monitor, now with the latest version (3.3.2), when scaling the window in this way the interface adapts as if it were a smartphone, which is very good and looks cleaner, but this causes a couple of problems.
· The first is that the volume bar completely disappears, if I want to change the volume I have to expand the window to be able to do so and then scale it back to the size I had before.
· The second is that now to like or add a song to a playlist I have to click on the 3 dots at the top right, and if I want to dislike I have to expand the window again. I've tried checking the option to always force the like and dislike buttons, but it doesn't work when scaled.
· Another thing I don't like is that when I add a song to a list the message saying it has been added doesn't close by itself, I have to close it manually.
Proposed Solution
· Add the volume control, it could even be in the 3 dot menu.
· Add the like and dislike buttons to the interface, they could be placed on the sides of the next track and previous track buttons or add dislike button in 3 dot menu.
· It would also be nice if right-clicking on or around the image showed the three-dot menu or, better yet, adding it to a playlist menu.
· It would be nice if when you add a song to a playlist, the message that appears telling you that it was added would disappear over time, and you wouldn't have to close it manually.
Alternatives Considered
I guess do nothing, or return to the previous interface design.
Additional Information
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