feat: add simple mode for less menus #287
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TrueTechy
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Very nice enhancement. Thank you. |
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Introduces a new setting called Interface Mode. I wasn't sure where the best place to keep it was, so I put it under Interface → Interaction.
When the Interface Mode is set to Simple, it reduces the number of menus the user sees, closely resembling the web app and Jellyfin Media Player.
When a user launches Jellyfin, they're taken straight to their libraries, and when a user accessing a library, they see all media in the library with no intermediate menus.
The only exceptions are:
homevideoslivetvI do not use these myself, but reviewing the contents of these menus, these submenus might be considered valuable. Especially in the case of
livetv, skipping the intermediate menu may impede usage?Criticism is welcome. 👍
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