Separation of Timeline Display and Scrolling Options #143
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I would like to suggest an improvement to the timeline settings.
Currently, a single option controls both the position of new messages (top or bottom) and the scrolling behavior, including the placement of the top and bottom navigation menus. As a result, these different interface behaviors are tied together.
I would like to propose splitting this into two separate settings:
New Message Placement
Display new messages at the top
Display new messages at the bottom
Timeline Scrolling Direction
Scroll from top to bottom
Scroll from bottom to top
While I understand that implementing this change may not be straightforward, I believe it would provide a more logical and flexible user experience. Users could configure the timeline according to their personal preferences without one setting automatically affecting other aspects of the interface.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
The thing is, the message placement and the scroll direction can't really be separated. They are linked by design: if new messages show at the top, you read from top to bottom, and vice versa. Splitting them into two free options would create combinations that don't make sense. Or did I misunderstand your meaning?
What can be decoupled is the position of the navigation menus (top/bottom), since that is just a visual choice. I can look into making that one independent: a single bar that can be set at the bottom or the top.
yes the goal is to manage the display of the top and low menu bars