Publishing to IPNS should be in separate menu

[lidel]

UX Problem

There is confusing inconsistency in sharing menu.

By default, we show simple actions for sharing IPFS CIDs:

Note there is no way to share over IPNS (which IMO is a bug, because self key is always present).

To enable IPNS sharing, one needs to go to settings and click on "Set up IPNS keys":

You dont need to add any, just open it. There is self key by default.

After that, a confusing submenu is presented in the main menu:

It has problematic UX → the most common use case (sharing static IPFS CID) is buried 2 levels deep, and users most likely will abandon interaction or pick IPNS without fully understanding it is mutable publishing.

Proposed fix

I believe submenu is too confusing.
Instead, we should have IPNS in the top menu:

IPFS → 
        Share local file using IPFS              (no submenu, instant action)
        Share local directory using IPFS         (no submenu, instant action)
        Publish local file under IPNS key      → (submenu key list)
        Publish local directory under IPNS key → (submenu with key list)

[lidel]

Update: we should go with a simplified menu that prioritizes sharing of immutable snapshots and hides IPNS options a bit.
We also should note that the data is "Imported" to IPFS before it can be "Shared".

Rationale: In most cases, IPNS is not what you want to do, and we should not overwhelm new users with too many options.
(unless you need a mutable pointer for things like updating website contents)

IPFS →
        Import and Share a File       (no submenu, instant action)
        Import and Share a Directory  (no submenu, instant action)
        Open Files                    (no submenu, opens http://localhost:485001/webui/#/files)
        Update IPNS
                             →
                                  With a File
                                  With a Directory
                                                   → ("Publish with IPNS key" submenu with key list)

This way user can Import and share files, and also has an option to get back to the Files screen with ease at any point.
IPNS is hidden is own submenu.

[stephendonner]

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Case 1: publish with local node

1. install 1.37.40
2. launch Brave
3. load ipns://ipfs.io
4. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
5. click the 3-dots menu
6. click on Import and Share a File
7. click on Import and Share a Directory
8. click on Open Files
9. click on Update IPNS -> With a File -> self {key}
   10.click on Update IPNS -> With a Directory -> self {key}

Import and Share (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Open Files

example	example

Update IPNS with (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Case Two: IPFS flyout menu

1. install 1.37.40
2. launch Brave
3. click on the "hamburger" menu
4. confirmed there is no IPFS flyout menu
5. load brave://ipfs-internals/
6. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
7. open brave://settings/ipfs
8. choose any one of the Ask, Gateway, Disabled options under Method to resolve IPFS resources
9. click on the "hamburger" menu again
10. confirm you now see the IPFS flyout menu item

default	ask / gateway / disabled	Brave-local IPFS node enabled

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OS	Windows 10 Version 21H2 (Build 19044.1586)

Case 1: publish with local node

1. install 1.37.89
2. launch Brave
3. load ipns://ipfs.io
4. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
5. click the 3-dots menu
6. click on Import and Share a File
7. click on Import and Share a Directory
8. click on Open Files
9. click on Update IPNS -> With a File -> self {key}
   10.click on Update IPNS -> With a Directory -> self {key}

Import and Share (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Open Files

example	example

Update IPNS with (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Case Two: IPFS flyout menu

1. install 1.37.40
2. launch Brave
3. click on the "hamburger" menu
4. confirmed there is no IPFS flyout menu
5. load brave://ipfs-internals/
6. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
7. open brave://settings/ipfs
8. choose any one of the Ask, Gateway, Disabled options under Method to resolve IPFS resources
9. click on the "hamburger" menu again
10. confirm you now see the IPFS flyout menu item

default	ask / gateway / disabled	Brave-local IPFS node enabled

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OS	Ubuntu 20 LTS

Case 1: publish with local node

1. install Brave
2. launch Brave
3. load ipns://ipfs.io
4. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
5. click the 3-dots menu
6. click on Import and Share a File
7. click on Import and Share a Directory
8. click on Open Files
9. click on Update IPNS -> With a File -> self {key}
   10.click on Update IPNS -> With a Directory -> self {key}

Import and Share (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Open Files

example	example

Update IPNS with (File, Directory)

file	file	directory	directory

Case Two: IPFS flyout menu

1. install Brave
2. launch Brave
3. click on the "hamburger" menu
4. confirmed there is no IPFS flyout menu
5. load ipns://ipfs.io
6. click Use a Brave local IPFS node
7. open brave://settings/ipfs
8. choose any one of the Ask, Gateway, Disabled options under Method to resolve IPFS resources
9. click on the "hamburger" menu again
10. confirm you now see the IPFS flyout menu item

default	ask / gateway / disabled	Brave-local IPFS node enabled