https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417223
--- Comment #5 from Noah Davis <noaha...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #4) > I proposed that about a year ago. Lollypop implements it this way, with > single-click being used to enter an item. > > IIRC the objection back then was that enter-on-single-click would make it > difficult or impossible to select an item, which makes the inline buttons > appear. This is not a huge deal for pointing device users since they also > appear on hover, but for touch users, selecting an item is the only way to > make the inline buttons appear. > > However maybe we could accept that touch users would need to enter an item > and use the play now/enqueue button from the toolbar rather than using the > hover buttons. > > Thoughts, Matthieu? For touch users, I don't think not having access to these floating buttons would be a problem if there was a very convenient way to go up and down list/grid levels. Right now, the only way to go back up to the previous level after entering an album is to click the little back arrow. I don't think that's very convenient, even for mouse/touchpad users. A breadcrumb and the ability to swipe right to go back would probably help improve the experience of navigation for both touch screen and mouse/touchpad users. There are probably ways to also improve the experience of adding albums to a playlist for touch users that don't interfere with mouse/touchpad usage, but I can't think of much right now. Maybe drag and drop? That could interfere with view swiping. Maybe long press to enter selection mode so that pressing the queue button in the toolbar queues all of the selected items? Long press isn't very discoverable though. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
