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Improve ability to recognize the difference between a private window and private window with Tor #2735
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cc: @tomlowenthal @brave/design |
TBH on Linux with GTX dark theme by default its only possible to distuingush if you have a new tab open which makes it clear what kind of window you are on On Windows, you'd have different taskbar icons for each Private/Tor/Normal windows so its easy to guess which window is which but on Linux all the windows gets clubbed under one icon and keyboar shortcut isn't that user friendly to switch tabs of the same browser profile Unless we can override the chrome colour profile on the Guest Window I don't think it will be much helpful in terms of UI distinction of Private/Tor windows cc: @petemill @simonhong |
Well in the old version you could see "tor" in the tab. That was helpful enough. You'd also see "connecting to tor" in the address bar. However, I don't see any of that anymore which leads me to believe that I'm not actually connected, which gives me lots of anxiety (: especially since things feel faster to connect in the new brave, which generally isn't a good sign when dealing with Tor. So now I'm left with doubt about whether or not Brave is working as intended. The cognitive stress is much, much higher. |
In private windows with Tor, the word "Tor" is visible on the right, next to the menu button. On regular private windows, you see a pair of sunglasses there instead. But that's certainly not an easy way to tell windows apart at a glance, from menu bars, or so on. |
Please keep in mind Session-Tabs when working on this feature because I remember this was also a concern for many users for when dozens of tabs started to shrink different tab types in the Muon version of Brave. |
@simonhong is this issue release blocking? If so could you please add a label? If not please remove it from the milestone. |
@karenkliu Can you share each theme(dark/private/tor)'s new hover color of location bar/omnibox popup also? |
Location bar hover border color
Omnibox background color
Figma: https://www.figma.com/file/sS3l8tqUFxt54MEiBTalUI/?node-id=117%3A11090 |
Questions sent to @rebron for clarification, marking as |
I verified the designs on Windows and noted no color discrepancies between platforms. Tested:
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Verified passed with
Confirmed visual differences between dark theme normal windows, private windows, and Tor windows.
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Confirmed visual differences between dark theme normal windows, private windows, and Tor windows.
Verification passed on
Confirmed visual differences between dark theme normal windows, private windows, and Tor windows.
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Description
Brave version: Version 0.58.18 Chromium: 71.0.3578.98 (Official Build) (64-bit)
In the new flashy Brave UI, it's almost impossible to tell if the tab is private or private with Tor. This is a severe downgrade from the old UI where it was at least easily recognizable at a glance.
This, along with #2734, make for a pretty sizable setback in Tor experience in Brave :/
Design
Contrast ratio improves:
Contrast ratio improves:
Contrast ratio improves:
Assets
Figma: https://www.figma.com/file/sS3l8tqUFxt54MEiBTalUI/Desktop-toolbar-and-menu?node-id=117%3A11091
Notes
Follow up issue to #8576
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