Konqueror 4

Aaron J. Seigo aseigo at kde.org
Thu Nov 2 15:55:27 GMT 2006


On Thursday 02 November 2006 6:00, Ellen Reitmayr wrote:
> not completely.

do you have a written summary of discovery i could reflect on rather than the 
mental notes i have from conversations i managed with people i could corner 
on irc? =)

> the end of the dolphin breadcrumb disappears when you click 
> on a previous folder in the hierarchy. the gnome remains. that has the
> advantage that you can quickly get back to the original folder when you
> just wanted to check something on a lower level. showed to be very useful
> in the tests.

were there any issues with recognition of actual location in this case? this 
is one of the things that i personally often fall over on with the GNOME 
approach with keeping the last buttons around even if i'm somewhere else ...

hm ... i wonder if it would make sense to show the end buttons in 
a 'non-active' state; this is something the GNOME widget does not do and it's 
very annoying. in fact, i just got lost now when i clicked on the "show all 
the url" button which took me to / even though the breadcrumb still shows 
Home Aseigo Desktop ... arg.

and perhaps these exta buttons should go away completely when any other action 
is triggered, including a mouse-over triggered file preview? or is that part 
of "wanting to check something"?

what, particularly, were people wanting to check? if it is "what other 
navigation options were there" that seems to be handled pretty well by the 
drop downs on the buttons in dolphin, though i do need more test subjects to 
confirm that particular finding.

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