Propose moving “Fill” to left edge where it is easily accessible, and making an “Open” button where the “Fill” button is now. See attached image.
@jgaffphoto Welcome to the forum!
Your request seems to be related to the Bitwarden Password Manager product (not the Passwordless.dev
developer toolset), so I moved your post to the relevant section of the Community Forum.
In addition, I modified the title of your post to focus only on your first suggestion (moving the “Fill” button to the left side). All feature request posts should only propose a single new feature (otherwise it becomes impossible to interpret the vote counts). If you wish, please open a separate Password Manager Feature Request topic for your proposal about the “Open” button.
I agree that there are benefits to relocating the “Fill” button to the left side, and I have made this suggestion myself in the UI feedback thread:
Specifically, I had proposed that the “Fill” button be moved to the left side and be combined with the item’s icon (to create a larger click target without wasting horizontal space) and to replace the word “Fill” with a skeuomorphic icon (so that the button width does not change when the UI language is changed), as shown in the mock-up below:
The benefits of such a design include the following:
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The “Fill” button is always in a consistent location, independent of how many icons/buttons are displayed to the right of the item name.
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The click target is in a prominent location (aligned with the left edge, at the start of the item name), which is appropriate for a key function such as autofilling.
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The click target for autofilling is larger (by having the button comprise both the “fill” icon and the item icon), without taking any extra vertical space.
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The same button location could be used for “forced autofill” when the item does not have a URI match for the open browser tab, making for a consistent UX. As discussed in my original proposal, if the button action corresponds to “forced autofill”, then the button appearance should be different.