BeeeQueue
Add ability to maximize window and other UI improvements
This is a minor issue, but I'm using the Windows 10 version of the program, and it would be nice to have an easier way to resize the window. I generally prefer to have all my programs take up the full screen, and the only way I can do that at the moment is to awkwardly grab the edges of the window and drag them to try to match my screen. It would be nice to be able to just hit a button to maximize the window, or even better, be able to use Window's built-in gestures to maximize the window or pin it to one half of the screen by dragging it to the appropriate edge.
Also related to this, it would be nice if the UI scaling was a little better for larger displays. I use a 2560 x 1440 display, so stretching out the window from the default size is significant.
Below is what the queue screen looks like for me.
It looks like essentially the UI gets stretched horizontally for the most part, but vertically it just adds more list. It's fine, but I feel like there might be a way to dynamically reorganize things to take advantage of more screen space. Also, the side bar on the right side is much more apparent when the screen is larger and has a lot of wasted space. If the side bar could be hidden or made more compact, then there would be even more space for the queue.
Below is what the list screen looks like for me.
This section seems to have no scaling, so it seems like the easiest approach would be to just scale the tiles or add more tiles based on the screen size. Also, this is kind of a separate issue, but having a list view option for the list would be useful.
Like I said, this is all very minor stuff, most of which are probably specific to me. The maximizing window feature is really the key one that I could see being useful to many people.
Could you also make the window retain it's maximized or resized state when relaunching? That would be great!
I was able to fix this, but there's a weird alignment of the window buttons now.
Not sure what the gif is supposed to show, the issue is that I didn't develop any pages with any thought about responsiveness so it would be easier to design.
Oh sorry, should have been more specific. I was looking at the first paragraph in the initial issue comment.
Currently, I’m not able to use my window manager to resize the window as shown in the gif. I believe that’s what they were talking about there.
How would you feel about something similar to Netflix's grid layout for the queue page, where the grid splits apart to show the selected show's episodes?