> Liferea opens up in a way in which they did not leave it behind the > last time they viewed their feeds. No, the design spec I pointed earlier says each item should open the most relevant view.
> The possible solutions I see are: > a) Perceive the specific feed-entries in the indicator-applet merely > as simple previews of what's new. But clicking them only opens the > main Liferea window (like the user left it!) just as if they had > clicked the main Liferea entry in the indicator-applet. > b) Completely kick out the specific feed-sources listing in the > indicator-applet and simply show the line: > "[ICON] Liferea (123)" > So basically the main Liferea entry in the indicator applet, but with > the total sum of new, unread feeds listed in brackets behind it. > Clicking it also must only open the main Liferea window like the user > left it behind. > What do you think? Say there's a noisy feed and a much more interesting, but rarely updating, one. I'll happily click on the interesting feed item and read just it, leaving the noisy one for later. So: (a) contradicts the design guidelines (posted earlier here) - I'm expecting to see my feed when I click it! (b) is a good option, configurable like this: "[x] Include individual feeds". -- liferea should be added to the indicator applet https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/540490 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
