Description:
Currently, the app drawer in burrow displays apps in a single column. On tablets (e.g., eInk tablets), there is often enough horizontal space to accommodate a second column. Adding this feature would eliminate unnecessary scrolling and improve usability.
Proposed Solution:
- Introduce a setting to enable a two-column layout for the app drawer.
- Allow users to toggle between 1 column or 2 columns in the app settings.
- Ensure the layout is responsive, automatically enabling two columns on larger screens (e.g., tablets) while remaining optional for smaller devices.
Rationale:
- Tablets with wider screens underutilize available space in single-column mode (see attached picture of my onyx boox page).
- A two-column layout would improve navigation efficiency by reducing the need to scroll.
Example:
- Current:
[App 1]
[App 2]
[App 3]
...
- Proposed:
[App 1] [App 4]
[App 2] [App 5]
[App 3] [App 6]
...
Additional Notes:
- If feasible, the number of columns could dynamically adjust based on screen size.
- Ensure readability and usability are maintained on smaller devices.
Description:
Currently, the app drawer in burrow displays apps in a single column. On tablets (e.g., eInk tablets), there is often enough horizontal space to accommodate a second column. Adding this feature would eliminate unnecessary scrolling and improve usability.
Proposed Solution:
Rationale:
Example:
Additional Notes: