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[FEATURE] - Visual distinction between labelled & unlabelled bookmarks #614

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mlntr opened this issue Jun 13, 2023 · 3 comments
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@mlntr
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mlntr commented Jun 13, 2023

There should be an easy distinction between unlabelled bookmarks and labelled bookmarks

For example, by default, labelled bookmarks can be light blue, while unlabelled ones remain the current blue:

  • Here are two simple bookmarks (first one not labelled second one is labelled)
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  • With this small change, users can easily tell which is (not) labelled
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@alefragnani
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Hi @mlntr ,

I wouldn't use color/transparency to differentiate between regular and labeled bookmarks, as the user can customize the color of bookmarks. Instead, I think a good alternative would be using different icons.

Labeled bookmarks shows a 🏷️ in the Command Palette and adds a ✏️ in the Side Bar. That's something that I would like to merge and use the same identity on both locations. And based on your request, the same icon would be used in the gutter as well. I would vote for the 🏷️ icon.

What do you think?

@mlntr
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mlntr commented Jun 13, 2023

Sure, that also sounds like a good idea

I definitely think there should be a visual distinction between labelled/unlabelled by default, regardless of whether it's a different colour or icon

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phazei commented Apr 11, 2024

I agree a color difference wouldn't be great. I'd suggest a similar icon that is the same bookmark shape, just with the pencil inside it, or just a letter "a" on top of it.

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