https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=429453
--- Comment #6 from Jens Lallensack <i...@dinospuren.de> --- Maybe I need to change my opinion. I now think that the menu bar is not suitable as the (only) place for features that you need to access very frequently. You would have to keep the menubar visible at all times for quick access, which is not ideal (I would personally like to keep the menubar hidden AND effectively use the bookmarks feature). Instead, I think that the toolbar is the best place for such frequently used features. It is easy to go to "Configure toolbars" and add the "Bookmarks" entry manually. "Bookmarks" is a feature for power users, and these people can be expected to add the tool bar icon by themselves. The toolbar seems to be the natural solution to me. A downside is that the "Bookmarks" entry, if you add it to the toolbar, does not have a shortcut associated with it, and I am unable to define one. This seems to be a missing feature that should be easy to add. There still is the valid argument of consistency with other apps like Konsole and Kate. People might ask "why to I have to use the toolbar here, but the menu in the other apps for the same feature?". However, Dolphin is different in that the menu bar is hidden by default (and thus, "Alt" + modifier does not work by default in any case). If a "Bookmarks" entry is to appear in the menu bar for the sake of consistency, then, following the same argument, there should also be a separate "Sessions" menu if that feature is implemented some point in the future (since Kate has a separate menu entry for this as well). The menu bar may thus become quite complicated, cluttered with options that most users never use – too much for such a basic application like Dolphin, not simple by default anymore. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
