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Added horizontal scroll for the filters now too: 
@darch that is an UX nightmare, specially on mobile.
@bender it was on someones request not that long ago
@darch Probably mine, π
and he's right, it _may_ not work, but let's see what we can do π€
@darch Probably mine, π
and he's right, it _may_ not work, but let's see what we can do π€
@darch Probably mine, π
and he's right, it _may_ not work, but let's see what we can do π€
@darch Probably mine, π
and he's right, it _may_ not work, but let's see what we can do π€
Have you seen the way Github does filters? π€
Have you seen the way Github does filters? π€
Have you seen the way Github does filters? π€
Have you seen the way Github does filters? π€
@prologic ah okay, so just like using site: or date: in any mainstream search engine. Why do you bring this up here?
or do you mean the filters in the side menu?
@darch No I mean this... 
and this... 
-- I _think_ if we can somehow achieve this kind of UX for filters it _might_ work better on Mobile and take up less room.
@darch No I mean this... and this... -- I _think_ if we can somehow achieve this kind of UX for filters it _might_ work better on Mobile and take up less room.
@darch No I mean this... and this... -- I _think_ if we can somehow achieve this kind of UX for filters it _might_ work better on Mobile and take up less room.
@darch No I mean this... and this... -- I _think_ if we can somehow achieve this kind of UX for filters it _might_ work better on Mobile and take up less room.
@prologic so it is the dropdown feature that you like?!
Sure we can do that, but then the user have to type out what they want and it don't see that as very mobile friendly...
@darch The drop-down could have the filters pre-defined that you can "tap" on? π€
@darch The drop-down could have the filters pre-defined that you can "tap" on? π€
@darch The drop-down could have the filters pre-defined that you can "tap" on? π€
@darch The drop-down could have the filters pre-defined that you can "tap" on? π€
@prologic so you just want a dropdown instead of a horizontal scroll? I'm not gonna do it this year, since I believe what we have now is sufficient. At least until we got lists up and running as I posted about earlier today: https://neotxt.dk/twt/vef7xva
@darch Yeah so hmm π€ I'm not qualified to answer this I don't think but good to see us do R&D when making changes π
@darch Yeah so hmm π€ I'm not qualified to answer this I don't think but good to see us do R&D when making changes π
@darch Yeah so hmm π€ I'm not qualified to answer this I don't think but good to see us do R&D when making changes π
@darch Yeah so hmm π€ I'm not qualified to answer this I don't think but good to see us do R&D when making changes π
@darch I actually like the horizontal scrolling a lot.
On a phone it's intuitive, but it's hell on desktop, I'd personally make them wrap on larger screens.
The only issue I can point out is the height is the scrollable area, just adding a bit of space above and below make a great difference for a better "fat-finger" design.
@prologic what you want for filters is a really great idea, I thought about it too for some of my projects at work, It allow you to support advanced filters and then implement them after as buttons or similar all while keeping a plain texts format, they can also be used as custom filters potentially too.
@justamoment that's great and the horizontal scroll should first kick in below 740px, above that the filters simply do a line wrap as before. But I guess you already know that after trawling thought the codeπ
@darch yeah π
I saw the code after replying here.
I tried to give some tips for everyone other than the code itself, feel free to follow just what you need from my review. π