i like to have a note field in the project property for write in some feature of the app or in case of new release the difference from the other release.
this could be not visible but only for archive information during developing.
in the list projet page could be showed also the column versioncode and versionname. It would be useful to see the release without entering the project.
And a pop up with the note field explained above (for example a ? button like in the extension)
I'm also working on an excess of scrollbars in Windows. I appreciate that it's an issue, but it came to light late in the development process because our dev computers are Macs.
OK I now have and update on the test server with an overhaul of the css affecting the accessibility footer on Neo. It still has the refactored help popups:
Huh. I think I understand what's happening on your video, but I don't reproduce it on Edge on my VMWare Windows 11 virtual machine. This will take some digging.
I can't scroll the blocks when a project is reopened in block view after switching from another project. Neither by the mouse nor by the scroll bars (scroll bar remains hidden).
I switch to Designer view and back to the Blocks view, then scrolling is enabled. I tried this several times.
I’ve been mentioning for a while now that the internal scroll in the blocks section, both in all Firefox forks and in Firefox itself, skips and doesn’t provide smooth scrolling, which is frustrating. This forces users to rely only on browsers with Chromium engine or use a Chromium User Agent on Gecko engines. Since a new UI is still being implemented, I thought it might be worth checking if this is an issue with the builder or with the Gecko engines.
I use Firefox as my primary browser on MacOS. For me, the scroll on the blocks flyout does not skip, but it does scroll much faster than it does on Chrome.
The new UI is beautiful and I enjoy using it. Thank you for all your hard work!
I have a suggestion that isn't so much about esthetics as it is about the nuts and bolts. When working on a dense design, it becomes increasingly difficult to insert and move components around in the designer. I would love to be able to drag/drop/move components in the component tree itself. You could see exactly where you're placing your component even when the designer becomes cramped.
Would this be possible without a ton of work? Would others find it useful?
Believe it or not, we have some keyboard shortcuts in the work from this summer's Google Summer of Code projects that adds this functionality from the keyboard. This is @Venky 's work. We are not the fastest at getting new features into production due to our small staff, but this is on my priority list.
