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Replace mode needs more UX affordance #8302
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I also find this problematic and filed #8332 |
After discussion with @isidorn and @sandy081 suggest to do the following:
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@sandy081 nice, can you also attach when using same as diff colors? |
@sandy081 I would use the same color we use in the diff editor. The impression I got from looking at these images is that it is a different one (might be due ot the gray background) |
Reason being, there will be more color changes user has to adopt to.. Search - 1 color If we use single color for Search results, then only difference user will see is Replace color |
I do not think it is bad that we use 2 completly different colors than regular search results as that address my concern that the replace mode needs more ux affordance. So the colors could differntiate it. Only if it turns into the disco mode I would go back to your suggestion |
I like this more, though it is just my personal preference (due to the reasons specified above). |
Love it! |
#8184
Currently the search / replace widget behaves quite differently if the replace box is visible or not. The differences are what results are outlined in the viewlet (searched or replaced) and what file is opened when you click on a result.
There is a large difference in behavior and the only way a user can see in what mode he is is whether a replace box is visible. I propose to add some more UX affordance - maybe updating the title of SEARCH to SEARCH / REPLACE. Or some more styling with colors.
This might get fixed by addressing #8286
ping @stevencl, @bpasero for opinions
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