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"Dim previously selected tweets" doesn't dim enough
"Dim previously selected tweets" doesn't dim enough - you have to look pretty closely to see which items are dimmed and which aren't.
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Inappropriate?Yeah what ever percentage things were dimmed, needs to be doubled at least.
And a "Mark all as read" button/KB shortcuts is needed.2 Comments
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Agreed, but maybe that should be a new feature request. -
Agreed, joined the convo here for the "mark all as read" feature: http://getsatisfaction.com/atebits/to...
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Inappropriate?Exactly, the dim level is too low, should be customizable or at least set up to higher value. -
Inappropriate?To make read tweets even easier to ignore:
- also dim the avatar.
and/or
- add a blue Mail-like dot on the new tweets.
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I'd like to see the dimming even more faded out than in your image.
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Inappropriate?I agree with blue dot, grouping successive tweets is a nice idea, but I am not sure that easy to implement. At the beginning please at least lower the color and avatar for the read tweets.
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Agreed on the dimmed tweets needing to be much more dimmed out and also dimming of the avatars.
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Inappropriate?I don't like the blue dot idea but I think the suggestion to dim the avatar along with the message (which could be dimmed a bit more) is right on the money.
I’m not down with blue dots. They are shifty and dangerous.
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Inappropriate?Yeah, the dimming of the avatar would go a LONG way in solving the problem. Currently, EventBox does this and it's a whole lot easier on the eyes to quickly see what you've read already.
