free-software

Steps to reproduce

1. Click on the #app-navigation-toggle element

Expected behaviour

App navigation should open

Actual behaviour

Doesn't show, or open when clicked several times

Server configuration

Operating system:
CentOS 7
Web server:
Apache
Database:
MySQL
PHP version:
7.4
Nextcloud version: (see Nextcloud admin page)
22.1.0
**Update

A very small enhancement IMO and this is more of a pet peeve of mine but I'd really like a nicer looking arrow tool, particularly a curved back to the arrow as it looks a bit more "professional".

For example, here's how ShareX's arrow tool looks:

Flameshot's for comparison:

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In ui/, identify uses of throttle(delay, wrapped) that wrap networks calls. Replace these with throttlePromise(finallyDelay(delay, wrapped)).

This will ensure that

I like how Simplepush presents a couple of different ways to generate push messages on their website:

https://simplepush.io/#libraries

How about having a similar feature directly in the server GUI? That would include the bits documented here https://gotify.net/docs/pushmsg

Is there any interest in maybe supporting an https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox integration in some way? It's a good solution for keeping archived copies of links. Maybe new bookmark entries could be added to an archivebox instance if configured?

This is an Easy Hack.
Potential mentors: @mmeeks

Detailed description and rationale

We have a lot of duplication in Makefile.am around the run: rules to take just two for example:

run: setup-wsd
./loolwsd --o:sys_template_path="@SYSTEMPLATE_PATH@"
--o:security.capabilities="$(CAPABILITIES)"
--o:child_root_path=

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
So i imported a folder with like 20 subdirectories in it, and naturally the program opened each subdirectory in its own tab. Now since your only option if you need to close a lot of tabs, is to manually go through each of them by clicking on the little x, then on "Yes" to confirm, it's a bit of a pain. There has to be a better way