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Thank you for your testing. I would like to reply to your suggestions.
> 1) One thing I noticed is that there's a difference between collection page and browse pages....
> It would make sense for these to contain the same widget (a superset of both functionalities).
I don't think so. A collection home page is enough to tell that the collection has
it's contents. It may be able to put widgets of browse page to collection home but it will
only be in a mess on the home page.
>2) We need reverse chronological sorting by accessioned date available out of the box in order
> to replace the "recent items" functionality.
You can realize it by uncommenting the webui.browse.index.5 in dspace.cfg and add a parameter
for the sort order and set "dateaccessioned" to "webui.collectionhome.browse-name property"
as follow.
webui.browse.index.5 = dateaccessioned:item:dateaccessioned:desc
webui.collectionhome.browse-name = dateaccessioned
But when you set up this, "Submit Date" menu appears in the navigation menu.
I don't know whether it is appropriate to the out of box setting.
> 3) With the default browse index configuration, I tested all possible values for ...
It is restricted to the "item" type of index because of the same reason of (1). I think
it is enough. Is there any use-case which displays an author list or an subject list
on a collection home page?