(In reply to comment #4)
> I can't answer your question, but...
>
> (In reply to comment #0)
>> I do not want or need a new toolbar that takes up more vertical space in
>> my UI. I use a netbook, and vertical screen real estate is precious.
> Did you notice you can hide the toolbar with a single click in the tab
> strip? It's the button with a looking glass on the right. You don't even
> have to click the button to temprorarily unhide it - just use Ctrl+F
Sorry, I don't see that button anywhere... ?
>> I do like the sticky button for it, but that is all it needed, why duplicate
>> all of the stuff from the 'View' selector as buttons? I don't need or want
>> those.
> I'm not the person who designed this feature, but my excuses could be:
> * view selector is ugly,
What is most ugly to me is wasted space.
That said, if I could quickly toggle the Quickfilter toolbar on/off with the keyboard, that would be better than what I have now.
> doesn't allow combining filters
So apparently you didn't read all of comment 1 (read the last paragraph)? It addresses this...
> and is hidden by default.
So fix it and make it not hidden by default...
> * making all filter buttons act as a widget placeable in the main toolbar would
> make this widget way too wide.
So make the individual buttons moveable... The only button I need is the Read/Unread button, the rest is totally wasted space for me - not oto mention the huge amount of space between the Sticky Pin/buttons on the left side of the toolbar and the searchbox on the Right.
> I run Tb full-screen on a 1440px wide screen,
So you must hate the huge amount of empty space between the sticky pin/buttons and the searchbox?
> have only one non-default buttons, and there isn't much free space in the
> toolbar left. Certainly not for the whole filter widget
I don't want the whole widget - just the searchbox/sticky pin, and maybe the Read/Unread button.
> * the menu bar may be hidden by default in future
I have mine hidden now, and it auto-shows on mouse-over of the Window Title bar using the HideMenuBar extension.
> * the quick filter bar is easy to show/hide
Not for me... I'd really like to know how to do this.
(In reply to comment #4)
> I can't answer your question, but...
>
> (In reply to comment #0)
>> I do not want or need a new toolbar that takes up more vertical space in
>> my UI. I use a netbook, and vertical screen real estate is precious.
> Did you notice you can hide the toolbar with a single click in the tab
> strip? It's the button with a looking glass on the right. You don't even
> have to click the button to temprorarily unhide it - just use Ctrl+F
Sorry, I don't see that button anywhere... ?
>> I do like the sticky button for it, but that is all it needed, why duplicate
>> all of the stuff from the 'View' selector as buttons? I don't need or want
>> those.
> I'm not the person who designed this feature, but my excuses could be:
> * view selector is ugly,
What is most ugly to me is wasted space.
That said, if I could quickly toggle the Quickfilter toolbar on/off with the keyboard, that would be better than what I have now.
> doesn't allow combining filters
So apparently you didn't read all of comment 1 (read the last paragraph)? It addresses this...
> and is hidden by default.
So fix it and make it not hidden by default...
> * making all filter buttons act as a widget placeable in the main toolbar would
> make this widget way too wide.
So make the individual buttons moveable... The only button I need is the Read/Unread button, the rest is totally wasted space for me - not oto mention the huge amount of space between the Sticky Pin/buttons on the left side of the toolbar and the searchbox on the Right.
> I run Tb full-screen on a 1440px wide screen,
So you must hate the huge amount of empty space between the sticky pin/buttons and the searchbox?
> have only one non-default buttons, and there isn't much free space in the
> toolbar left. Certainly not for the whole filter widget
I don't want the whole widget - just the searchbox/sticky pin, and maybe the Read/Unread button.
> * the menu bar may be hidden by default in future
I have mine hidden now, and it auto-shows on mouse-over of the Window Title bar using the HideMenuBar extension.
> * the quick filter bar is easy to show/hide
Not for me... I'd really like to know how to do this.