https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=344746
--- Comment #24 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- I don't think the Thunderbird example is all that unclear--at least not to my wife and mother, who both use Thunderbird daily and whom I often use as barometers of what "average users" consider easy or difficult (one is a retired college professor in the humanities, and the other is an artist). We could make it more obvious which button the arrow belongs to by moving it a bit closer to the button's icon or text. Alas, this is always going to be an inherent issue with borderless toolbuttons, and it's the price we pay for having chosen to use them instead of always showing the button border. I find it quite telling that the issue goes away entirely for buttons with borders, which tells me that hiding the buttons amounts to working around a limitation of another decision we've made. IMHO in these cases, if the original decision can't be revisited, we need to make extra effort to satisfactorily resolve the issue stemming from it, rather than giving up and simply replacing it with a *different* issue, which is what's happened after we removed the arrows. So +1 for returning the arrows, but with some tweaks to improve the ease of determining which button they're attached to. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
