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[BUG] Clicking next to article makes it collapse #4713
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Thanks for pointing this out! |
I second this. This + mark articles as read while scrolling, I find it very "unhealthy" and believe people actually leave because of this. It is not sane defaults to see the aricles disappear just wandering about discovering the tool. EDIT: math, I know this has nothing to do here (:D) but its just a reaction to what you've said! I don't know if it's best to open a discussion about this, I think I've already read something about it, t surely is somewhere around here. |
Let's keep open this ticket for a short discussion. |
I'm strongly in favor of not doing that. Edit: also see #1539 (comment) |
I do not really mind, but otherwise edging on the side of having this option disabled by default. |
What do you mean by "that"? Changing the default value of the parameter? |
I also didn't get the comment. It looks from the comment linked that he has the same opinon than us: not having the "Clicking outside of article text area closes the article" checked by default. |
That as in "When clicking next to an open article (and also when selecting text and releasing the mouse button in this area), the article collapses." Unexpectedly marking things as read/closing/etc. just because you happened to click outside of some invisible zone is awful. |
Ok, so we can change the default value as it seems that everyone agrees :) |
Issue:
When clicking next to an open article (and also when selecting text and releasing the mouse button in this area), the article collapses. I'm reporting this as a bug since there is no visual feedback ("click"-cursor) for this, unlike on the article header.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior:
Nothing should happen.
Environment information (please complete the following information):
Suggested solution:
Make only the < li> "item title" clickable for the collapsing behaviour and not the whole < div> "flux active current" as I guess it is the case now.
PS: thanks for your great work, FreshRSS is an awesome piece of software!
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