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AFAIU, to "unsnap" a pane, the user needs to drag the pane out 50% of the minSize. It would be great if the threshold for unsnapping (and snapping) were lower. During a drag movement, the user can easily see that the pane has snapped and move back a bit. After the snap, it's hard for the user to know that the drag is working if the minSize is large because they have to drag a long way (they may abort the drag preemptively thinking it's not working).
Tbh, I think this would be great for snapping as well, but the unsnap threshold is key.
AFAIU, to "unsnap" a pane, the user needs to drag the pane out 50% of the
minSize
. It would be great if the threshold for unsnapping (and snapping) were lower. During a drag movement, the user can easily see that the pane has snapped and move back a bit. After the snap, it's hard for the user to know that the drag is working if theminSize
is large because they have to drag a long way (they may abort the drag preemptively thinking it's not working).Tbh, I think this would be great for snapping as well, but the unsnap threshold is key.
[Edit:] I switched to shoelace for now, and I'm exploring https://github.com/bvaughn/react-resizable-panels
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