Connection indicator

[Jhael]

I've never used the web client, but I just happened to open it and poke around the client itself a little and noticed 1 teenie, tiny bug.

The connection indicator in the bottom right of the screen, next to the settings button, displays backwards.

When I am connected, the two plugs are not together. When I click the button to disconnect, they are plugged together.

[Cherek]

I've never used the web client, but I just happened to open it and poke around the client itself a little and noticed 1 teenie, tiny bug.

The connection indicator in the bottom right of the screen, next to the settings button, displays backwards.

When I am connected, the two plugs are not together. When I click the button to disconnect, they are plugged together.

I think that is the idea and not a bug. When you are connected the button shows "tap here to disconnect". When you are disconnected the button says "tap here to connect". But you can of course also interpret it like you did. If I am not mistaken similar buttons in many games and other applications do it as we do it with the client, but many also do it "your way". I guess it's a situation where neither way is wrong, just depends on how you see it. I think the current way makes the most sense though, since when you are connected I think most users would be looking for a disconnect-button, not a connect button?

[Jhael]

I've never used the web client, but I just happened to open it and poke around the client itself a little and noticed 1 teenie, tiny bug.

The connection indicator in the bottom right of the screen, next to the settings button, displays backwards.

When I am connected, the two plugs are not together. When I click the button to disconnect, they are plugged together.

I think that is the idea and not a bug. When you are connected the button shows "tap here to disconnect". When you are disconnected the button says "tap here to connect". But you can of course also interpret it like you did. If I am not mistaken similar buttons in many games and other applications do it as we do it with the client, but many also do it "your way". I guess it's a situation where neither way is wrong, just depends on how you see it. I think the current way makes the most sense though, since when you are connected I think most users would be looking for a disconnect-button, not a connect button?

Ahh, see I hadn't considered it that way. Fair enough.