I made an other try, and this time, I was able to login. Ok, I know that I have an old web browser on my desktop (Opera 12), but I didn't expect to have only 3 working buttons. Actually, it seems that the interface works only with Gecko and Blink. And maybe only with the latest versions. Now, the bugs with Gecko and Blink : In the preference panel : the main frame with all options is displayed only in a quart of the screen (for the height), and I can't scroll for changing the others. The search button doesn't work (nothing happens). In the mail view, the top right button doesn't work (nothing happens).
I insist, but please, make the new interface with less JS than this one. Having everything made by scripts is a bad ideas. It's less accessible (for disable people and for web browsers), and it's slower than the HTML/CSS rendering. Think about old/low-end smartphones, and about people who doesn't have a Gecko/Blink web browser. Best regards > Hi, > > I tried to login but I have a error message about a wrong > username/password with the three accounts. > I also try from my smartphone. I was unable to login too, but I saw one > problem : with the langage menu, I can't scroll down : when I try, I > scroll the whole page but not the menu, like in css with > "position:fixed" (my web browser is Opera Mobile v12.). It could have > been better to simply use a simple "select" menu. > In a general way please keep it simple with not to much JS. Less there > are shiny effects with JS, the more it will be accessible, to a maximum > of web browser. > > Best regards > > > > On 02/04/2015 19:34, Ludovic Marcotte wrote: >> Hello, >> >> As you most of you already know, we have been working on SOGo v3 for >> many months now. >> >> We initially decided to use AngularJS, Ionic and Foundation for the new >> web interface. After prototyping the address book and mail modules with >> both Ionic (for phones) and Foundation (desktops/tablets), we decided to >> review our choices. >> >> After more analysis, we decided to move away from dedicated templates >> for mobile devices (Ionic) and chose to build a responsive Web app with >> Angular Material (https://material.angularjs.org), the new shiny UI >> toolkit from the Angular team. >> >> Angular Material follows the Google's Material Design specification >> (http://www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html). >> The set of components it has matches our requirements, they are >> nice-looking and easily themable. It also allows us to have one >> interface for phones, tablets and desktops. >> >> You can test the new v3 interface on http://demo.sogo.nu/SOGo/ >> (sogo1/sogo2, sogo2/sogo2, sogo3/sogo3 username/password) with mobile >> phones, tablets or desktops. You'll see the GUI dynamically adjusting >> itself based on the device's screen size using flexbox. The address book >> and mail modules are quite usable. Don't spend too much time on the >> calendar module as we're actively working on it. We are also actively >> working on bringing the work we had completed with Ionic/Foundation - >> like calendar sharing dialogs, subscriptions dialogs and more. The >> preferences UI will also get properly formatted in the coming days - but >> it is working right now. >> >> As mentioned in the past, your comments and ideas are welcome! If you >> even want to test it on your own servers, you can compile it from our v3 >> branch on github. >> >> Thanks and best regards, >> > -- > [email protected] > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists > -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
