Enabled new tab settings controls are invisible until you mouse over them

Smooth-E commented 2 days ago

Captchas

[X] I have read the instructions.
[X] I have searched existing issues and avoided creating duplicates.
[X] I am not filing an enhancement request.

What happened?

Today I noticed the new "Weather" option was added to the new tab page and I wanted to disable it. Upon opening the options side pane I saw that this option has no switch, but when I moused over it, the switch appeared. Though, removing the mouse from this option's box makes the switch disappear again. When the option is turned off, the switch stays visible at all times. Later I discovered that this applies to all options in this pane.

Mouse over webpage Option enabled	Mouse over the option box Option enabled	Mouse over webpage Option disabled

Reproducible?

[ ] I have checked that this issue cannot be reproduced on Mozilla Firefox.

Version

1.0.1-a.19 (Firefox 132.0.1)

What platform are you seeing the problem on?

Windows

Relevant log output

No response

rdbo commented 1 day ago

On a side note, shouldn't the weather thing be disabled by default as well? I just started testing the browser and found that odd

Smooth-E commented 15 hours ago

On a side note, shouldn't the weather thing be disabled by default as well? I just started testing the browser and found that odd

I don't think so. When you bring a new feature into your project you either enable it by default if its a quality of life feature, or make an introduction pop-up of some sort, if it is a more focused change, to make those who may need such focused feature aware of it. The weather widget is easy to disable and most people will appreciate additional info on their new tab page, in my opinion

rdbo commented 14 hours ago

The weather widget is easy to disable

True, I just brought it up because since privacy seems to be a big thing here, would be weird to ping a third party service by default and show your city location Also it seems that this weather thing is actually done by Firefox and not Zen (correct me if I'm wrong), so maybe they will consider disabling it in the future

zen-browser / desktop