> Ubuntu should be different and an OS that does things better and with
> more user customisability, it is open source.
More customisability doesn’t necessarily mean better, but that’s just a
subjective opinion.
This behaviour has been implemented by design, not just to copy Google. A
setting to keep the address bar visible at all times might be an interesting
option to explore. Patches welcome!
> swiping down from near the top of the web page.
> I am surprised that was not implemented.
The design specification has a feature mapped to this gesture, but it’s
not page refresh, it’s opening a new tab. Anyway, this isn’t implemented
yet, it’s blocked on bug #1415952.
I’m adding an ubuntu-ux task to give the design team a chance to comment
on your suggestions.
** Also affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1465566
Title:
Needs a refresh button, and address bar keeps disappearing
Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
New
Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
The web browser needs a refresh button, sometimes websites need to be
refreshed. I would expect either a refresh button or dragging down from the top
to refresh the page but that does nothing.
Also, the address bar keeps disappearing. If I scroll most of the way down a
page and want to go back to address bar, it's a long way to scroll up before it
appears again. Need an option to keep it visible at all times. Sometimes it
appears then disappears when scrolling. Just leaving it fixed and always there
would work so much better.
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