[Feature Request] Better UI handling of scrolling through activity list in desktop app (copious moaning ahead)
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Why on earth does clicking the button to go to the top of the activity list have to simulate actual scrolling? I've been having to move a bunch of files around to fix some syncing issues and it takes upwards of two or three minutes at times to reach the top of my list that way. Why couldn't it simply poll the latest activity and instantly move to that item? It makes the app completely unusable until it's done scrolling, and by the time it's scrolled up to that point there's even more activity I have to scroll up through.
Also, the button itself is poorly designed. It's transparent with no border and barely visible in the bottom right corner, and it can be clicked through to whatever activity is on the layer below it, so to actually click the button one has to Very Carefully™ hover on it so as not to accidentally click the file details hamburger button instead.
Not at all enough to make me stop using Nextcloud but it gets very annoying from a UI/UX perspective. I guess you could call this a feature request, the feature being a more streamlined "go to top" function for the desktop tray interface. At the very minimum, a scroll bar.
Also, the button itself is poorly designed. It's transparent with no border and barely visible in the bottom right corner, and it can be clicked through to whatever activity is on the layer below it, so to actually click the button one has to Very Carefully™ hover on it so as not to accidentally click the file details hamburger button instead.
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