https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438905
--- Comment #3 from Manuel Geißer <geisse...@gmail.com> --- > This was an intentional change. I know. But it was a bad one. > We wanted to make the icons larger so that people who recognize windows on > the basis of the parent app's icon (and there are such people) have an easier > time of it. Was this a reported feature request? > People who recognize windows by their thumbnails still have a 95% obscured > representation of it, which is good enough at providing an at-a-glance view. Not quite. For small windows, I'd estimate more than 50% is covered by the icon. And even for normal windows it is more than 5%, at least on a 5:4 monitor. > Sometimes in UI design you need to balance things to that multiple different > types of users are all accommodate. This was one such case. I agree the icon is a nice idea in general. However, the current solution is certainly not a compromise between the two different needs. The icon is way too big. Users who recognise windows by their content are clearly disadvantaged, especially in combination with the darkening effect. > So I don't think we have plans to revert the change, sorry. Again, please rethink this. Couldn't it be made optional? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
