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»All apps« category in apps management #126
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on Jun 16, 2016 - addedpapercutAnnoying recurring UX issue with possibly simple fix.Annoying recurring UX issue with possibly simple fix.
on Aug 3, 2016 Too late for 10, moving to 11.
Also would be easier with the new appstore.
cc @BernhardPosselt @janibonnevier @adsworth regarding the new appstore. :) We really need this category for a nicer UX and simpler flow.
Already possible, fully depends on you guys ;)
Too much change involved to get this in -> 12
This will be fixed by @eppfel’s »Make apps settings tabular«: #3195 – so please help reviewing. :)
It's not ready for reviewing - please fix it first: #3195 (comment)
Merged and fixed with #3195 :)
Reacted by Morris JobkeAlso related to #6868
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1. to developAccepted and waiting to be taken care ofAccepted and waiting to be taken care ofdesignDesign, UI, UX, etc.Design, UI, UX, etc.enhancementfeature: apps managementmediumpapercutAnnoying recurring UX issue with possibly simple fix.Annoying recurring UX issue with possibly simple fix.
It has always been confusing that to enable a new app, you need to switch the category. In other apps like Files, Contacts etc there is always some kind of »Everything/All« default view (All files, All contacts etc) to see everything.
Hence for apps, we should have an entry »All apps« on the top of the sidebar which includes both Enabled and Disabled apps.
Enabled apps should be sorted first, then below that disabled apps. (And then the entries »Enabled apps / Disabled apps could simply act as anchors of that view.)
cc @LukasReschke and FYI @BernhardPosselt @hannob