https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443082
--- Comment #22 from flan_suse <windows2li...@zoho.com> --- I'm telling you. As I sit here using the "Legacy Launcher" it feels much more elegant and SNAPPY. The VERY moment I hover over an item or tab it is activated. (And this is good, because everything is isolated from each other: Favorites, Applications, Places, History, Session) It doesn't matter if I move the cursor perfectly vertical... or at a slight 87-degree angle, or with a slight skew, or in a "twitchy" zig-zag. Whatever my cursor is hovering over is "active", and I can click on it or navigate through it. This is true 100% of the time. No unintended targets or "filters" that ignore my mouse position. No fancy attempts to predict my movements. No need to play games with my cursor or do little "wiggles" to make sure I'm "over the target". I click on the Legacy Launcher and move my cursor up and down, as my favorite items are IMMEDIATELY registered the MOMENT I have over them. I click on the Legacy Launcher and move my cursor sideways, as the tab I want is IMMEDIATELY activated (such as "Applications" or "History".) Now in these separate sections, I don't need to worry about any collisions or accidental triggers. EVERYTHING is intuitive and snappy. This is not so with the new launcher. It feels "fidgety". Hovering your cursor over something doesn't always activate it. It "depends" how fast you're moving your cursor and at what angle... that's ridiculous. What other software has to try to "predict" the person's mouse movements, just to use its menus and buttons? That's such a poor way to design something. Imagine if you wrote a reply in this discussion, and tried to click "Save Changes", but it doesn't register because you moved your cursor "too vertically" to reach the button? (Because it predicted you wanted to navigate to something else?) I'm pleading with the devs here. Please just give KDE users a simple, intuitive launcher with easy targets and no ambiguity on its behavior. (The Legacy Launcher was practically perfect.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
