Browser spelling floating-layer optimization suggestions
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tobyzsj801
Problem: The current floating layer is too obtrusive and affects the reading experience. Also, there are frequent mistouch issues.
Suggested changes:
- Accelerate the animation of the floating layer appearing and disappearing, or delete it directly.
There is no point in this animation; what I want when browsing is quick operation. There is a delay in the panel now, and it is often misoperated. When the mouse is moved, he still doesn't come out, and the panel appears when clicked. Also, the animation that appeared attracted so much attention that it greatly affected reading!!
- Streamline the layout of the panel.
There is no need for a vertical menu. The panel has a very large blank area, which increases the panel's space, has no function, obscures the reading area, and is very obtrusive. You can refer to the horizontal arrangement similar to bean bags to reduce the UI usage as much as possible.
- Add shortcuts to each function of the spelling.
For example, hold down a key to highlight it directly, or click the shortcut to highlight it if you have already typed it. Other operations are the same. In this way, after getting used to it, you can quickly operate while closing the drawing panel, improving efficiency.
Also, it is best to add the function of calling up shortcuts to the sketching panel. After drawing, click the shortcut key and the panel will reappear. It doesn't appear every time you click.
Liu Hao
I hope I can adjust the position of the flotation box. Now the flotation boxes of several plug-ins overlap
Todd
updated the status to
planned
Todd
Thank you for the detailed suggestions. I can see that it caused you some trouble during use. 1. and 3. We will all consider supporting similar adjustments, 2. It's a big change. We'll evaluate it, and it won't be included in the plan for the time being, but because of 3. Changes, 2. The problem may be somewhat mitigated.
ZLeif
The purpose of the Todd typeset is for quick tagging. I think it can identify whether an article has been bookmarked; if not, the abbreviation will not be displayed; if it is a favorite, the abbreviation will be displayed. Every time a typo appears, it really affects the experience.