The things I noticed while using Min.

[mikedegeofroy]

Hey there! 👋

So I saw Min on a youtube video, and immediately fell in love with the clean slick design of the browser. But here are the drawbacks and little flaws I noticed.

My System:
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports)
1,4 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5

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• Importing bookmarks was unnecessary complicated (not very important, but still annoying)
• I could not import my passwords from a chromium based browser (Brave)
• The touch-bar controls look quite bad (low res), and honestly since nobody really uses them, maybe you're better off without them (or toggle in settings)...
• Why is the dev console not standard command+alt+i and f12?
• Not being able to reorganise tabs with the mouse was very unintuitive, but it's kind of a feature as-well...
• Double clicking on the application window to "zoom" (make it fit the screen) was very annoying...
• I had a hard time setting it as my default browser (found a solution on a thread using defaultbrowser, probably not very intuitive for users)
• Once you reopen a closed tab, you can't navigate backwards, this is a feature I really miss.
• The logo could be cleaner?...

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Overall I love the project, this is all I had to say.

[PalmerAL]

Thanks, those are all good points.

I've fixed 3 in 227caa7; before/after comparison:

I think ede0d41 should fix 7, needs more testing though.

Better import from other browsers would be nice, but is a fairly large project; I don't anticipate working on it anytime soon.

The issues with tab dragging and double-clicking to maximize are a consequence of filling the entire titlebar with tabs. In order to fix this, I think we would have to do what other browsers do and have a separate draggable area, but that would mean either making the tabs smaller or the titlebar taller, which I think isn't ideal.

[mikedegeofroy]

Wow! That looks great! Really stoked for updates on the project! :)

About the titlebar, yes, that's exactly what I thought, and it's not worth sacrificing the design. Maybe separately recognising double clicks (for maximising and minimising) would be possible, but it's far from being a priority imho.