Top feedback summary for August 29

David Rubino - thank you for the updates. A few notes from me:

- make the address bar smaller. A "normal" 9pt font is enough there

- cut a few pixels from the favorites bar

- enable a "compact" mode like in, for example, the Mail app, which would make all menu items have less padding, similar to how the default context menu looks like in Explorer

- dark mode improvements: the new tab page should, of course, become darker. Reduce all kinds of white flicker when opening a new tab

- dark mode: a dark scrollbar is a must

- we need Edge to be the best possible demonstration of Fluent. Add acrylic stuff, reveal stuff, everything 😉 Rounded corners are fine

Minor stuff:

- add the ability to hide extension icons like in Vivaldi. Do not hide them in the [...] menu, just roll them into a single icon

- add the ability to disable all extensions for a particular website

- add separators to favorites, including the favorites bar

- don't just look at feedback sent by the feedback smiley icon, but also this forum 😉

- add "show image" to context menu, besides the "open image in new tab". 

- add a context menu to all possible places in the UI. I see my profile icon and don't want to? Let me right click it and select "hide profile icon", etc.

- change DirectWrite contrast value for fonts to make them more like in original Edge and Firefox. The letters in Chromium based browsers are often too thin

- make pinned tabs impossible to close, for example, if the browser crashes for some reason and I don't click the 'restore tabs' option, the browser should start with a home tab *and* previously pinned tabs

edit to add:

- the favorites icon shows my favorites bar list, it should only show "other favorites"

- add the ability to move the toolbar buttons

- add "rewind" and "fast forward" buttons. Could be as an advanced appearance setting if considered confusing to some users

That's about it for now 😉