[Merge] lp:~abreu-alexandre/webbrowser-app/window-open-overlay into lp:webbrowser-app

Alexandre Abreu alexandre.abreu at canonical.com
Tue Mar 31 15:36:07 UTC 2015


> Not sure exactly what the intended UX behaviour is (the spec is a bit
> summary), this is what I’m seeing when testing on the desktop:
> 
>  - The animation to open an overlay is quite fast, almost imperceptible (could
> we maybe make it a tad slower?)

agree, done

>  - When dismissing an overlay (by dragging it downwards or clicking on the
> chevron), it’s destroyed, right? I’m thinking that in that case maybe a cross
> icon would be more appropriate than a chevron, but of course that’s for a
> visual designer to decide.

yeah, those are the designs I had from "design", ... imo it is rather understandable,

>  - When opening an overlay, the current webview seems to be hidden
> instantaneously, it should be hidden only once the animation has completed.
> 
>  - Similarly, when dragging an overlay downwards, nothing is visible behind, I
> think the main webview (or the previous overlay if any) should be visible.

I updated the behavior to be cleaner & slicker,

>  - After opening 3 overlays, the fourth external link gets open in my desktop
> browser (chromium) as expected, but then after closing one overlay and
> starting to re-open more external links, I got in a situation where blank
> chromium windows would open instead of a new tab in the current instance, this
> is weird (tested with initially opening the container on
> http://plus.google.com). When that happens, I’m seeing the following message
> on the console:
> 
>     qml: Maximum number of popup overlay opened, opening: about:blank in the
> browser

mmh I was not able to repro that ... 

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