I was wondering if I should open a feature request for this on https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE
But then I stumbled upon https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1424 which basically want to achieve the same thing (use a button or an always on top menu bar to open the guacamole menu) but not for the same use case (the reporter is interested by guacamole use on a smartphone guacamole when I have a more general use case in mind with a button also for the "classic" desktop browser). Would it make sense if I add the context of my use case to the feature request (and maybe change the title to reflect that it's a proposal for desktop+mobile browsers) or is it better to create another ticket? Best, Maxim Le lun. 27 sept. 2021 à 22:53, Maxim Doucet < [email protected]> a écrit : > Hello, > > Based on feedback from clients (and +100 3D artists at a previous job), > the fact that the guacamole menu is only accessible via ctrl-alt-shift > makes guacamole a bit hard to adopt for new users. This is also true for > users coming back to guacamole after several months using other remote > tools (like chrome remote desktop or even novnc): they tend to forget that, > in guacamole, the sidebar menu is not accessible visually by clicking on a > button (they search for a "visual hint" to access the guacamole menu but > there is none). Note that they are searching for the guacamole menu/sidebar > because usually they need to press ctrl-alt-del on the remote machine or > they want to copy-paste text. > > Is it something that has (maybe) been already considered? And what could > be the options to add this feature? By modifying guacamole's code or > developing an extension or maybe by integrating guacamole in another > (web)app? > > In any case, thanks for such a great tool! > > -- > Maxim Doucet > DevOps @ Qarnot >
