Thanks for the screenshots + more details.
Now it’s easier to compare.
Thank you for the serious reply!
You’re welcome.
Last week, I brought this “iPad+mouse” issue up in the Community Weekly meeting.
Right now, for Android/iOS:
- Collabora is focusing on the touch interface.
Maybe in a future date, they may handle some:
- mouse-issues in touch-focused OSes.
Side Note: Android mouse support is a little better, since mouse clicks are:
- approximately considered like a “finger touch”.
But on iOS, mouse support is much more complicated/arcane, and mouse clicks are:
- treated completely differently from normal “finger presses”.
This is probably why you’re getting all these weird glitches and unexpected interactions happening.
If you want, it may be a good idea to:
- Create a Github account
- Submit some of these “iPad+mouse” issues to the “Collabora Online” Github.
Then we could get them tagged, so:
- Developers can be aware of these iPad+mouse bugs.
- In the future, if they do decide to focus on mouse-support-on-mobile, they can more easily find the issues.
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Thanks for the Help links.
I imagine it would be a serious task to update all the docs for all the variations among different hardware, but maybe there could be a note at the top of doc pages to beware of “Compact” versus “Tabbed” views whenever a page refers to menus that move or disappear between different views?
Hmmm… Yes, that’s something to note + think about in documentation.
The Help/Screenshots/Menus typically have to settle on one UI:
- Tabbed vs. Standard
and Collabora then even has 2 more major versions too:
- Web/Browser
- Mobile (Android+iOS)
- (And even phone vs. tablet!)
While most of the instructions/spots are the same—(or very similar)—each of these OSes has a few little differences too.
Like with LibreOffice, there’s 7 different UIs:
Personally, I write my tutorials + do screenshots using the Standard toolbar… but what if someone was using Tabbed?
(Actually, I’m one of the really weird ones, I do everything using the Sidebar UI instead! )
Wish there was a Preview here! Guess I’ll just submit…
Yeah, it’s taking me some time to get used to Discourse as well.
On Desktop, it cuts the screen in 2 halves:
- Left-Half = Markdown Editor
- Right-Half = Preview
In the upper-right corner of the “Reply” popup, there’s also 2 buttons:
- Maximize
- Close
Pressing the “Maximize” lets me fill up the entire screen for easier typing/previewing!