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Today`s solution is pretty basic once you have a lot of notebooks: The toolbar is quickly full. If you detach it, it is better, but it hangs in the air somewhere.
I think it would be better to stack it vertically below the notebook pane with a vertical divider. Usually you don´t have so many notebooks open that it fills up the whole pane, so that space is lost.

The suggestion to stack the toolbar vertically below the notebook pane with a vertical divider seems like a practical solution to optimize space utilization, especially for users with numerous notebooks. It would streamline accessibility without cluttering the interface, offering a more efficient user experience.

FaraHilde wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 1:49 pm The suggestion to stack the toolbar vertically below the notebook pane with a vertical divider seems like a practical solution to optimize space utilization, especially for users with numerous notebooks. It would streamline accessibility without cluttering the interface, offering a more efficient user experience. Candy Crush

+1 from me.

mfelix wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2023 3:30 pm Today`s solution is pretty basic once you have a lot of notebooks: The toolbar is quickly full. If you detach it, it is better, but it hangs in the air somewhere.

True

mfelix wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2023 3:30 pm I think it would be better to stack it vertically below the notebook pane with a vertical divider. Usually you don´t have so many notebooks open that it fills up the whole pane, so that space is lost.

Well the notebook panel doesn't only list open notebooks, but also - if desired - listing the tabs vertically. It will become pretty crowded with 2 or 3 notebooks open with say 12 seconds each and below a whole list of lets say 20 favorites

I personally more in favor of mimicking the behaviour of a bookmark toolbar from web browsers (like Firefox). So allowing folders in toolbar to group entry's. And maybe some menu style listing In additional to the toolbar a bookmark panel/sidebar could be implemented like also present in web browsers like Firefox/Vivaldi