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Favorites: Button for creating a new folder barely visible
Though testing everything since hours over hours since days ...
... but only today I've found out, how to add folders to to favorites. :-/
-- It's again the already often reported issue with the visibillity:
The tiny button that becomes "visible" when the mouse hovers on Favorites, is poorly visible.
Personally, I think that especially elements that are normally not shown, should jump the user into the eyes with bright colours and high contrast when they become shown, so that he has no chance to overlook it!
-- Sorry that I nerve again with that, but something very fundamental needs to happen all over the whole App; being not able to see GUI elements is not an acceptable state one can live with.
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While there's no doubt on the 'functionality' benefits, I think there's a balance between what looks nice design-wise as well. Many people also choose applications based on it being minimal or looking a certain way.
That's why themes exist.
And the user should be able to tweak a theme so that it fits to his needs.
It would be absolutely OK for me, to tweak a theme by hand in a text editor.
Once done, the problem is history.
For later, more comfortable ways would be nice, but for now I would be good satisfied if I could do it in an editor and never nerve you again!
As I wrote multiple times in the community forum since years: good software should never contain hardcoded values (like colour codes etc.).
Values should always become loaded from a file that a moderately advanced user could tweak in a simple text editor.
Anytype did that with CSS, but unfortunately not for all GUI elements. Therefore it wasn't possible for me to make for example the connection lines in the Graph visible by tweaking the colour a little.
That's such a little thing that could be so easy to tweak, but nothing has happen, all the years. It peeves me since years!
Despite of all the benefits AnyTwo already has: the poor visibilllity all over the whole App, bites on my nerves,
(Yes, I know, I nerve with that topic.)