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Currently users can only see that an item is a checkbox if its checked
(notice how the Quit and Checkbox2 buttons look the same but behave differently)
I'm proposing to add an icon that shows that the item is an unchecked checkbox, maybe something like:
would like to hear any feedback on this / if you have better svg's for the job / have any other idea about this
(I thought maybe leaving the current checkmark and making the unchecked one an X but its not in line with usual checkbox design - tho it might look nice?)
or maybe just leave it as is since the normal electron menu behave like this too?
This discussion was converted from issue #176 on November 06, 2022 15:19.
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Currently users can only see that an item is a checkbox if its checked
(notice how the
Quit
andCheckbox2
buttons look the same but behave differently)I'm proposing to add an icon that shows that the item is an unchecked checkbox, maybe something like:
Unchecked: (link)
Checked: (for consistency): (link)
would like to hear any feedback on this / if you have better svg's for the job / have any other idea about this
(I thought maybe leaving the current checkmark and making the unchecked one an X but its not in line with usual checkbox design - tho it might look nice?)
or maybe just leave it as is since the normal electron menu behave like this too?
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