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Improve UI/UX of bookmark popup #2894
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I disagree that the editable field for the path is not necessary. I clean up the URL I'm adding often, and get quite annoyed at browsers that don't allow this in the add-bookmark dialog. If the field is not there, then I have to break my flow to find the bookmark, wherever it may be, open the edit dialog, and only then edit and save it. Agree with the other points, especially that the dialog should be located under the "star" button. |
@gulkily Thanks for the honest feedback. It does seem that browsers vary in this regard. @bbondy Is there any way to allow the URL field to stay editable while the bookmark hanger is open? I am trying to avoid the complete duplication of the URL string, and keep the popup minimal and easy. There may be a side effect that would need quick testing. |
One more thought:
This goes against the traditional add-bookmark behavior that is triggered by the "Bookmark Page" or "Add Bookmark" menu item usually bound to Ctrl+D/Cmd+D, where the bookmark is added immediately. Changing this behavior will either require a different behavior between "click the star button" and "use the menu item/keyboard shortcut" or break a standard workflow that goes back to the 90s. |
Yep. Let's stay with history, and iterate elsewhere to improve bookmarking in general. |
If anyone is curious, here is how the other browsers do it: Chrome, FIrefox and Opera set the bookmark and let you undo it. Safari and VIvaldi seem to treat it like a dialog that can be canceled. Make sense to me to follow the leaders on this one. Also, Chrome allows editing the URL in a second, less organized dialog. Vivaldi might allow it inline. The rest don't seem to allow it. |
Some thoughts.
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@neeklamy Great addition. Thanks for the descriptive steps. I'll note them above. |
This UI looks great, I'm trying to implement the same, @bradleyrichter I've put down some css for the above design, I hope it would it be of use to the brave team. |
@jkup Jon - it would be great if you can look at @rohanthacker 's fork and refine/merge as needed. cc @bbondy |
Happy to! |
I added a panel variation to be used for editing boookmarks from the BM bar. ^^ |
The edit bookmark variation should also be used when adding a bookmark not for a specific page, for example right click the bookmarks toolbar and add bookmark. I think in that case it would be centered though. |
i hope i did not miss this but i would really like to only see the enabled delete button when the page is actually a bookmark. this confuses me in the current master behavior. (what does delete do if the page is not a bookmark?) |
@lucidNTR That will happen with the new design. Thanks for the note. |
Hey @rohanthacker this looks great! Any chance you can rebase your commit and submit a PR? I'll happy test it out and merge it in! |
@jkup I'm not sure if you're finishing off some ledger stuff, but otherwise pls work on this in the 0.12.6 timeframe. Thanks! |
@bradleyrichter part 2 of what you have mentioned is not how the current behavior is |
Solution provided in #5118 doesn't quite look this good, but it's close 😄 (screenshots posted in the PR) |
@jkup you mentioned this needs more time. Did you have an estimate? LMK if we should track it separately in asana.
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@bradleyrichter what's left? do you mean the additional styles you show in the screen caps above? (blue around text box, down arrow under the name box, etc) |
The current bookmark popup appears in the center of the BM bar and has that "not finished" look.
Let's improve the styling and UX with this design:
(note: the UI behind the popup in this image will be specified in a separate issue)
Part 2 of this UI task is to extend the component for use as the bookmark edit dialog. It should appear at the actual bookmark which is being edited on the BM bar.
cc @bsclifton
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