Tray Menu Organization

[Hum4n01d]

Prerequisites

• I'm using latest version: v0.18.0

Description

It would be nice to have a more semantic context menu on the tray, right now it isn't following common patterns for organization and capitalization.

Operating system: macOS 10.14.2 (Mojave)

Expected behavior: [What you expect to happen]

Actual behavior: [What actually happens]

Additional Information

• I also removed the "Start at Login" option, shouldn't that be in the settings?
• If the "Your stretchly" feature isn't built yet, it probably shouldn't be in the menu
• Capitalization would have to be changed across the different language localizations
• I'm modeling after macOS system tray menus like the Bluetooth one:

• This would be different on other platforms

[hovancik]

Ah, I am superbusy with your stretchly right now ;] MVP is done except of styling and should go out with next release ;]

If that's how mac does it, we should do it that way... Any chance you know how other OSes do it? I would prefer having it all same to keep it simple..

I've put start at login because I've seen other apps using the same

[decadent]

I'd propose putting ‘Start a break‘ on the top level, and disposing of the ‘start a microbreak’ item. The microbreak seems too ephemeral to me to spend time running it manually.

[mfyz]

Also, as a common UX approach seen on other apps, with a custom menu model, some of these can be more prominent buttons (start break at the top) or less prominent stuff like settings, about, quit to be minimal icons in a single row (like dropbox app).

[hovancik]

I am making some changes in new redesigned version, so I will close this issue.