i clicked on the reply icon, changed my mind and clicked away but the reply input didn't disappear even after reload:
i'd expect it to go away after clicking elsewhere.
i clicked on the reply icon, changed my mind and clicked away but the reply input didn't disappear even after reload:
i'd expect it to go away after clicking elsewhere.
yeah there is currently no way to remove it, would you expect that it hides when the replyto form looses focus?
alternative: the star icon could toggle visibility of the the input field.
yeah there is currently no way to remove it, would you expect that it hides when the replyto form looses focus?
alternative: the star icon could toggle visibility of the the input field.
Actually that it remembers the event that the user was replying to is a feature :)
is that annoying?
btw does the text in the input field stay when you reload?
Actually that it remembers the event that the user was replying to is a feature :)
is that annoying?
btw does the text in the input field stay when you reload?
Actually that it remembers the event that the user was replying to is a feature :)
is that annoying?
yeah, that's pretty cool but i'd like to be able to close it one way or another if i changed my mind and don't want to reply anymore :)
btw does the text in the input field stay when you reload?
yes! it is pretty amazing, i like it as a feature.
> Actually that it remembers the event that the user was replying to is a feature :)
is that annoying?
yeah, that's pretty cool but i'd like to be able to close it one way or another if i changed my mind and don't want to reply anymore :)
> btw does the text in the input field stay when you reload?
yes! it is pretty amazing, i like it as a feature.
would you expect that it hides when the replyto form looses focus?
probably not on focus lost - i could accidentally click/tap away. maybe the X would be ideal.
> would you expect that it hides when the replyto form looses focus?
probably not on focus lost - i could accidentally click/tap away. maybe the `X` would be ideal.
The code only injects the input field, but that the text is remembered is a browser feature, there is no code that rembers the text itself.
> i like it as a feature.
The code only injects the input field, but that the text is remembered is a browser feature, there is no code that rembers the text itself.
The code only injects the input field, but that the text is remembered is a browser feature, there is no code that rembers the text itself.
hehe. i guess you've got a free feature, at least on firefox.
> > i like it as a feature.
>
> The code only injects the input field, but that the text is remembered is a browser feature, there is no code that rembers the text itself.
hehe. i guess you've got a free feature, at least on firefox.
> probably not on focus lost
I agree, however I wanted to try an approach that only closes on focus if the text field is empty also toggling the reply icon closes it.
please have a look https://git.qcode.ch/nostr/nostrweb/pulls/23
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i clicked on the reply icon, changed my mind and clicked away but the reply input didn't disappear even after reload:
i'd expect it to go away after clicking elsewhere.
yeah there is currently no way to remove it, would you expect that it hides when the replyto form looses focus?
alternative: the star icon could toggle visibility of the the input field.
Actually that it remembers the event that the user was replying to is a feature :)
is that annoying?
btw does the text in the input field stay when you reload?
maybe add a
Xcross to close manually? wouldn't dare to touch the star icon, that's a different thing, isn't it.yeah, that's pretty cool but i'd like to be able to close it one way or another if i changed my mind and don't want to reply anymore :)
yes! it is pretty amazing, i like it as a feature.
probably not on focus lost - i could accidentally click/tap away. maybe the
Xwould be ideal.The code only injects the input field, but that the text is remembered is a browser feature, there is no code that rembers the text itself.
hehe. i guess you've got a free feature, at least on firefox.
I agree, however I wanted to try an approach that only closes on focus if the text field is empty also toggling the reply icon closes it.
please have a look #23
hm.. didn't auto-close #23 🤔
next time I try "closes" instead of fixes, see https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/8866