https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440399
--- Comment #9 from tomtomtomreportin...@gmail.com --- A better idea regarding sliders: Perhaps the current slider spinbox widgets could have a developer-facing option to have an explicit spinbox on the side of the widget, so that focus isn't stolen when the user just wants to use the slider component. With such an option, focus would only be kept while keyboard input is enabled on the explicit spinbox. This would then be applied to the canvas-facing sliders. Might require artist discussion. This is a tangent mostly unrelated to the bug report itself, but I can't say I'm a fan of the merging of the slider and spinbox components of the slider spinboxes widgets. Not only does merging these components together cause the focus issues as described in this bug report, but I would say the current methods to enable keyboard input on sliders are undiscoverable and awkward. Holdclicking is not only undiscoverable, but in my case, it's also prone to accidental usage: Sometimes I'll holdclick a slider and accidentally enable keyboard input. I also dislike the idea of making a user wait to do something. The click-then-type method is also undiscoverable, and also clears the current value from the field for the purpose of editing the value. In my ideal, all sliders in Krita would have an explicit spinbox like in other painting software such as CSP and PS, without the current merging of the slider and spinbox components. Again, this would likely necessitate artist discussion. The current sliders might be more "compact", but in my opinion they are not as intuitive and usable as they could be. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
