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Several awful things became immediately apparent: 1. the menus use their own font instead of the one specified by the OS (Windows 10). And of course, there is
by java-man 5y ago
Several awful things became immediately apparent:
1. the menus use their own font instead of the one specified by the OS (Windows 10). And of course, there is no way to disable this, or at least I could not find one.
2. The "current tab" highlight looks too much like an entry field. Please bring the tab metaphor back, or at least allow the user to keep the existing interface.
3. The padding on the browser tabs (and may be the address bar) have increased. Why?
In short, I don't want a "cleaner" interface. I want an interface with clear affordances.
- KyleBerezin 5y ago4. If a tab plays sound, it replaces the favicon with a picture of a speaker. (in compact mode) https://imgur.com/1rwvByM https://imgur.com/1rwvByM
- captn3m0 5y ago1. looks bad on Linux as well. The spacing is terribly off, and I think the hinting is as well 2. "Current Tab" is badly designed[0], because I can no longer tell which is the current tab. This is especially true if you're using container tabs. 3. I don't mind this much, but I have a wide-screen. But I can see this being a nuisance on smaller screens. [0]: https://i.imgur.com/cCUN8iy.png https://i.imgur.com/cCUN8iy.png