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Describe the bug
Apologies if this is actually the intended behavior, but it seemed a bit unintuitive so I figured I'd report it anyway:
On the desktop site with a touch interface, conversations need to be tapped twice to open. The first tap appears to select them + shows the Settings dots, the second tap opens them. This is different than the behavior with a mouse connected, where the Settings appear on hover and the first click opens the conversation.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Login to the app & proceed to the Chat tab.
Tap on a conversation.
Observe the conversation being "selected" but not opened.
Tap again. Observe the conversation being opened.
Expected behavior
Having also tested this exact set of actions on a desktop browser with a mouse and the mobile web version on an iPhone browser, I think the answer is "it depends". The "hover effect" to hide the settings on Desktop is nice, when you have a mouse. The always-show-the-settings-ellipsis behavior on the mobile web version is also nice. If there's a mechanism by which you can easily set Tablet-specific behaviors (desktop web app but touch interface), the mobile web behavior of always showing the dots makes more sense.
Describe the bug
Apologies if this is actually the intended behavior, but it seemed a bit unintuitive so I figured I'd report it anyway:
On the desktop site with a touch interface, conversations need to be tapped twice to open. The first tap appears to select them + shows the Settings dots, the second tap opens them. This is different than the behavior with a mouse connected, where the Settings appear on hover and the first click opens the conversation.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Having also tested this exact set of actions on a desktop browser with a mouse and the mobile web version on an iPhone browser, I think the answer is "it depends". The "hover effect" to hide the settings on Desktop is nice, when you have a mouse. The always-show-the-settings-ellipsis behavior on the mobile web version is also nice. If there's a mechanism by which you can easily set Tablet-specific behaviors (desktop web app but touch interface), the mobile web behavior of always showing the dots makes more sense.
Screenshots
Video:
https://github.com/bluesky-social/social-app/assets/1413514/361ff627-6d10-4d35-a13b-8761ef6c8934
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