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Feature #1144

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Consider showing the number of entries in the history in the navigation drawer

Added by ask low 12 months ago. Updated 10 months ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
3.x
Assignee:
Soren Stoutner
Start date:
01/03/2024
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Description

DESCRIPTION

Under favicons of each tab, show an orb for the number of history count (if possible through native android libraries), so that managing memory by closing that tab in order to not hog SISB fillup.

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To achieve this browsing hygiene, currently we need to limit the amount of tabs opened, as well as the favicon history in each tab by accessing History in the sidebar. This feature request tries to enhance the latter.

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Updated by Soren Stoutner 12 months ago

  • Subject changed from Show history count below favicon in tabs to Consider showing the number of entries in the history in the navigation drawer

Showing the history count below the favorite icons would make the interface look too busy. However, it might make sense to display the history count in the navigation drawer, similar to what is done for Requests.

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Updated by ask low 12 months ago

How about an outline around favicon with the divisions ? Would also look visually appealing. The more history count, the more divisions in the outline.

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Updated by Soren Stoutner 12 months ago

I think that would be incredibly difficult to implement, would look very busy, and wouldn't look good with some favorite icons.

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Updated by ask low 10 months ago

Is it possible to replace tab favicons with history count as an orb ? Such option would be feasible right ?
It also looks consistent throughout the tabs. I actually prefer history count more than favicon itself.

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Updated by Soren Stoutner 10 months ago

I really like having the favorite icons in the tabs, and I wouldn't be in favor of any number of any sort covering them up or even appearing in the tabs. I think that would look too busy.

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Updated by ask low 10 months ago

I know. But it's more useful than favicons isn't it?
Favicons represent the site's origin. But you can guess it through the title too. History count, helps in clearing the cluttered memory that got accumulated throughout the same tab.

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Updated by Soren Stoutner 10 months ago

Favorite icons make it easier to identify a tab at a glance. Plus, I really like the way they look. I can’t imagine ever getting rid of them, even though some other browsers have done so.

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