Using https://cubox.pro/my/inbox as an example on the web (collection management page), the keyboard and mouse interaction experience has been improved in all aspects:

Now the finger interaction experience on Android has been improved very well. There is a lot of comfortable interaction logic, but the web version is far behind

The key storage is not organized according to functional organization. The button positions can also be empirically generalized and normalized. Check out how Microsoft or some PC software with a large number of users make button menus and button positions, rather than using self-centered design or controlled design button positions to train users and increase user usage costs

Also, after checking the top-level button, the text-only button on the button menu cancels the icon button. Now there are so many icon text combined with buttons in the button menu. When users use it, looking at the icon is also a level of training cost, and reading the text will be interfered with by the icon

Every item in my collection, and the entire list, I think it's ridiculous that there is no shortage of necessary control logic. There are Ctrl keys and tab keys on the PC. I don't know if you can understand his original meaning; I won't talk about the many

If you press Esc or click on an empty space, you can exit the multi-selection state, otherwise this operation is too sluggish ==;

In the scenario shown below, after selecting a label, I want a quick “confirmation” operation, such as Ctrl + enter to quickly confirm.

Currently, you need to click the mouse to confirm, which is very poor

You can add more shortcuts, and you can directly unbookmark or batch bookmark tabs

When browsing an article on the web version, you need to click the mark button with the mouse to mark a paragraph. Personally, I don't think it's efficient. If you can set keyboard shortcuts, you can greatly improve efficiency