-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 103
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Is there a better solution to the compose button covering emails when preview pane is enabled? #94
Comments
Thanks for the suggestions. Making the left-nav resizable would add a fair bit of work for not a ton of benefit. So I don't want to take that on. And I don't want to have any settings. I know what you mean though about the compose button in split pane. I'm going to rename this bug to see if I can think of a better solution for that use case. |
Understood. You want to "simplify" Gmail and have an opinionated view on what's simply best. Consider my suggestions to just one then: move the FAB buttons (+ and above it) to the left, as I think that's better overall in most situations. In my case, screenshots: Without left nav bar (my new default): With left nav bar: In both cases, the FAB buttons are still in the way on bottom right, but wouldn't in empty space on bottom left. A fancier, more difficult to implement alternative is making the FAB button(s) draggable, to interactively move them to whichever corner a user want. |
@rodolfo-romero agree I need to do something about this. I think this is only fully impossible in horizontal preview pane. In vertical preview pane, you should be able to scroll the conversation further so it is not behind the compose button. Not the best fix but keeps it from being fully impossible for now. |
Yup, that's my work around and went vertical split panes instead. Works better for me on that so I consider it an upgrade going vertical, just need more window width for it. Including collapsing the Main Menu left nav. What's the reservation against moving the FAB button simply to the left? I think it's better in multiple situations. |
Moving the fab to the bottom left would move it away from where compose moles and add-ons show up (all on the right) and is not in keeping with where Material and Google Inbox has had FABs. Instead, I'm moving the right aligned actions in inline-reply to the left a bit so they don't overlap. Not the most elegant solution but good enough for now. This will go out in v1.5.0 (a big update that will address this and several other bugs as well as compatibility with 4 of the top 3rd party extensions). |
This looks great! I missed Inbox and this is cleaner than the Gmail interface I was forced to switch to.
2 suggestions:
I'm a JS programmer though I've never worked on extensions before, so let me know how I can help! Great extension so thanks again @leggett, and your work on Gmail/Inbox.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: