Can't click on the URL in compact view

[MightyCreak]

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Explain the Problem

I enable "Compact view" (in French it's called "Vue compacte") because otherwise some articles are just too long and I have to scroll and scroll and scroll to reach the next article (I order them from oldest to most recent in order to always follow the news chronologically). I know I can use Left/Right arrow, but in the end, I still prefer the compact view.

But in compact view, I couldn't find a way to reach the URL behind the feeds items. Clicking on the item title just collapse/expand the item. I tried Enter, Ctrl+Enter, Shift+Enter, Space, but nothing happened.

Steps to Reproduce

Explain what you did to encounter the issue

1. Ensure Compact view is enabled in the preferences
2. Show the feeds items
3. Expand an item in the list
4. See that you can't get to the URL

System Information

• News app version: 22.0.0
• Nextcloud version: 25.0.10
• Cron type: system cron
• PHP version: 7.4.3
• Database and version: mysql 10.3.38
• Browser and version: Firefox 116.0.3
• OS and version: Ubuntu 20.04

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[MightyCreak]

Just saw that there is actually a way. I was clicking on the title (I was used to FreshRSS' UI I guess), but to open the link in another tab, you need to select the Earth icon.

I wonder if a more regular icon wouldn't be clearer. In other apps you can see a link icon ( 🔗 ), or a box with an arrow pointing outward:

[plantarum]

I also found this confusing. Perhaps if the icon was blue and green (i.e., it looked more like the planet) it would be more intuitive. As it is, the grey colour makes it look 'inactive', and it's not clear what it's meant to do until you click on it the first time.