[Feature Request] Support the system window frame for the Voice Chat window #10002
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Also for 1-1 voice call dialog, please. |
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I second that. Right now on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS the call window's titlebar looks really out of place... Thankfully, the main window's decorations look fine. @ilya-fedin Could you comment on why the Use system window frame setting doesn't apply to call windows? This looks inconsistent in terms of UX. |
Because @john-preston doesn't want to provide that option for these windows |
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@ilya-fedin I'm not sure I follow the logic here... There's an option that says Use system window frame. Clearly when a user ticks it, they expect system titlebars across the entire application, for all windows, correct? It's just not good UX to mix system and client-side decorations. Different look. Possibly different position, if the user places their system decorations on the left, for example. So right now the option is there, under Settings, but it doesn't apply to all windows, just to some. Why would anyone want bad UX for Telegram? :) Or am I misunderstanding something? |
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Your words are useless, I don't decide anything here |
I completely agree with @andrei-a-papou.
Also, if you do not care about our requests, please disable the issue section on GitHub. |
As I already said: I don't decide anything here |
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No not like that but I don’t know how cuz my brother play not me
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The problem is still not solved |
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@john-preston, pay attention to this issue. |
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+1 for bug with moving window. (But haven't tested on latest telegram versions) Also want to add: That current video call window doesn't support such options like: "Always on top" and "Always on visible Workspace" and other really important options. |
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I believe you can enable options like always on top with system-wide hotkeys |
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Probably yes, I don't know such hotkeys, will need to google it. |
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Well, tdesktop has the code to call system window menu, it's just there's no right click handler in the voice chat window. |
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There's no bug report for that, that's probably why it's not implemented. |
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Can I ask why tdesktop team so dislike system window frames? Is there any reason for that? :) |
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I don't know exactly, but I guess that's designer's decision: that's how the window looks on the mockup and the developer has to implement the mockup pixel-perfect |
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It's really sad when designers doesn't respects user experience, and think only about single application, and not about how this application looks in general system design near with other applications. ;'( Actually I'm very excited with most tdesktop design, but this decision look really weird for me: I can adjust colors of telegram to be more-less consistent with color scheme of my system, but I can't make frame of window to be comfortable and pretty for me. I hope more people vote this issue to give it more weight. (If it is matter for tdesktop designers :)) |
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The content of the window doesn't look like the rest of the system, why the frame should? It has sense for it to look like the content of the window it's drawn around, not the content of other windows. About the option, yes, @john-preston was saying the option is here only due to bugs in the frame implementation, he'd like to remove the option completely or move it to experimental options at least (as people enable it and then report design bugs). The Windows bug with maximized geometry handling was finally fixed recently, there's also work to use system resize on Windows 11 with custom frame and Qt changes to fix the event handling on X11 and Wayland, so the option indeed could disappear sooner than later. macOS never had it for instance, it always uses custom frame. |
No, it's not, the only place they read is https://t.me/designers. They're not public people. This tracker is not even an official place (as opposed to the in-app support and https://bugs.telegram.org, but the latter has no enough moderators and most issues seem to be skipped). |
Probably you are right, and it is just a luck that content of tdesktop doesn't look alien for my system design. |
Totally disagree, and damn it, I want all applications to have a similar design, including the theme, approach to the layout of elements and hotkeys, although this is not possible for the last 2 points. |
Well, you can use Unigram or Telegram for macOS if you're using one of the system they support or create your own client. This is not a goal for tdesktop, sorry. Its goal is to have a uniform cross-platform design. |
Please support the system window frame for the Voice Chat window.
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