https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=514208
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #28 from [email protected] --- I feel like every possible solution to this involves UX sinning, so some breakage of UX guidelines is unavoidable. My take is that, leaving it on will confuse more users than will make use of this, _but_ I am not advocating for it to be switched off. I expect that users who expect this functionality are more likely to be in a focused "flow" state when they invoke this action, and any form of interruption, or it not doing what they expect would be very frustrating, and that users who are not expecting this and accidentally invoking it will be more likely to go "whoops, won't do that again" and not get too sidetracked. I think the best solution is to have it on by default - don't distract the power user, but be very obvious to what just happened, if a user does it for the first time in a while, send a standard notification to say "You just did this, click here to turn off, or here to never remind me again". It should disappear after a few seconds to not get in the way, but remain in the notification history panel so if someone saw it, but didn't want to actually read it at the time, they know where to look. While, I acknowledge doing this for everything would get very obnoxious very fast, I justify it as it's a very niche & unaffordable feature, that I think the majority of users _would_ prefer it off, so an offer to turn it off at the point of use will be regarded as a thoughtful UX detail, and is the least intrusive to the users that expect it to work, other than how it works today. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
