Cursor style is set to "none" #72
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Hi, thanks for reporting The cursor was removed to make it clearer that nothing happens when clicking the icon if there's no updates. Someone was confused by the cursor in #7. I can't think of anything useful to display when there's no updates but let me know if you have suggestions about how to handle this |
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Ah, I see. But hiding cursor is still not the way, IMHO. Because now my cursor disappears right before i want to change the size of Obsidian's window) Proposal: I think it would be better if a new modal window was added, with a big green circle with a confirmation tick, and something like "All plugins are up to date!". That'd fit as a solution to my confusion, and for our colleague from #7
Yes, I know there's a pop-up with this exact same purpose and text (even two of them on my machine, dunno why, see screenshot below), but a little feedback on click would improve UX slightly.
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that makes sense, a toast/notice icon seems like a good fit for that message i'll get around to implementing this at some point but you're welcome to if interested |
* Clicking the plugin icon when no updates are available now shows a small message making it clearer that everything's up-to-date. The cursor no longer disappears when hovering over the plugin icon (Cursor style is set to "none" #72) * Updates the description for the setting Minimum update count to show a plugin icon to mention that updates for this plugin are always shown (in-case there's a bug preventing you from seeing other updates) (#67) * Clearer message when your IP address exceeds github's limit of 60 file downloads per hour when updating plugins. The number of minutes until the limit is reset is included in the message (Many plugins refuse update - while others did fine #73) * Cleans-up some error logs in the developer console (Error when no internet connection #68) * Increases the max number of your installed plugins checked for updates from 350 to 400 (if this is still too low then let me know)
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Improved this in the latest release, thanks for reporting |
I see that cursor is meant to change when hovering over plugin icon. But when there are no plugin updates, the cursor disappears. Is that an intended behavior? I personally see this as a bug, because cursor shouldn't disappear without explicit reason.
I believe this is where such behavior originates from. Can we change it to
'default'or is it meant to be'none'for some other reason?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: