Thanks for the feedback, Maurizio. > Am 09.10.2019 um 22:27 schrieb Maurizio Cimadamore > <maurizio.cimadam...@oracle.com>: > > #3 is the one I prefer; it is subtle (compared to #2), offer some benefits > (as Alex said) in terms of screen estate, and, indirectly put the search bar > front and center, as it should be. > > I wonder if there should be an 'up' button to hide the top bar even when you > are looking at the top part of the page; but the autoscroll does what I'd > like already, so that probably asking for troubles.
That could be a good idea. Definitely something to try if we decide to use this approach. > One nit (on #3) - it seems like if you start typing on the search box and > some suggestions show up, the top bar doesn't show up, even if you reach the > top of the page. Probably that's deliberate, mostly asking. Good catch! It’s not deliberate, I just didn’t think of it :) Moving the search suggestions down with the navbar might be weird though. We’d have to see if we can find a better solution. Hannes > (tested on Ubuntu 18.04/Firefox) > > Maurizio >
