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Replace the setting "Switch between views with Tab key" with a
dedicated "Focus Other View" action (which can be bound to the Tab key
if the user wants to).
The "Focus Other View" action moves the keyboard focus to the inactive
split view. When there is no other view, split view is triggered
instead. The action is located in `Menubar>View`.
### Motivation
The Tab key is essential for keyboard navigation within an application.
The old "Switch between views with Tab key" setting forces users to
give up on the intended purpose of the Tab key, which means many
keyboard-bound users currently do not have a way to switch between
views when using the "Split" feature. The dedicated "Focus Other View"
action gives users more control, and they can change the keyboard
shortcut as they are used to.
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The button allows to restore to defaults, in case you are using the
per-folder view properties settings.
The button disables or enables itself whether or not it matches the
defaults view settings.
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Add an explicit group role to Dolphin views so items can be grouped independently from the active sort role.
Previously, Dolphin's grouped view always used the current sort role as the grouping criterion. This meant that grouping and sorting were tied together, for example grouping by type also required sorting by type.
This change adds a separate Group By menu. It replaces the previous Show in Groups toggle and allows the user to disable grouping, keep the old Same as Sort behavior, or explicitly group by a selected criterion.
When an explicit group role is set, the model keeps groups stable and uses the normal sort role as a secondary key inside each group. The roles
updater also receives the active group role, so roles used only for grouping are still updated correctly.
BUG: 416134
CCBUG: 510670
CCBUG: 513235
CCBUG: 46393
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This MR updates Dolphin to support redo functionality added in KIO's FileUndoManager. It enables triggering redo operations from the user interface and ensures appropriate integration with the undo/redo command flow.
Require: [!1941](https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kio/-/merge_requests/1941)
BUG: 451746
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The menu is located at Menu -> Configure -> Window color scheme
Either in menu or hamburger mode.
FEATURE: 506618
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The menu for installing and launching Filelight was only available
through the status bar free space info button until now. By default
we do no longer show the free space info button because the status
bar has been changed to show less information by default.
This commit adds the "Manage Disk Space Usage" menu to the "Tools"
menu in the menu bar so it is more discoverable for users.
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Now it's in the first level of the "View Settings" dropdown, no
need to be nested in the "Sort" menu.
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This should replace the "View Mode" button in the toolbar by default. Its
dropdown menu contains more actions related to the view: zoom, sort by,
show additional columns, show hidden files, grouping, show file previews.
The original "view_mode" action is kept so the "Change View Mode" submenu
in the main menu (or in the hamburger menu when this button is invisible)
is unchanged.
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Viewmode text is rather long, so we should hide it by default. Setting
the priority to low seems to fix that.
BUG: 501498
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This is the sort of thing a user might want to toggle temporarily, as
sometimes grouping is a helpful visualization and sometimes not.
Right now, doing that is easy when using the in-window menubar or the
global menu: View > Show in Groups. However when using the default
hamburger menu, it becomes difficult: Burger menu > More > View >
Show in Groups. It's four levels of nesting and requires precision.
This change addresses that by moving the action into the "Sort By"
menu. This improves discoverability for people using the default UI,
and makes the location of the action consistent for people using all UI
styles. It also gets the item into the view context menu, where it
currently isn't, providing another entry point for it.
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Previous to this commit launching Dolphin on phones (e.g. those
running Plasma Mobile) would show Dolphin with its default user
interface optimised for desktop usage. This commit changes this so
instead a phone form factor optimised user interface is used.
The differences to the default UI configuration are:
-Toolbar at bottom
-Icon-only toolbar
-Different actions on the toolbar
-Places panel hidden
-Location bar at the top with a button to show places
-Zoom slider hidden (pinch gestures to zoom still work)
Through these changes Dolphin actually has a good user experience
on phones by default. All the features were already there.
Especially Steffen Hartleib's work to trigger selection mode on
long press leads to great UX when dealing with multiple files.
Still, this might be considered just a start towards making Dolphin
great on phone form factors. Secondary windows that Dolphin might
spawn are not yet adapted, but are usable on Plasma Mobile as they
are anyway.
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