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ACTUAL: the new implementation of the notification center doesn't show the icon of the notification in the table EXPECTED: the icon of the notification is shown in the table USECASE: Some people like me are visually-orientated. Instead of reading the message text first, they look at the icon and may react properly (f.e. ignore the message, because it is from a 3rd-party plugin).
Created attachment 134104 [details] Proposed patch I like to propose a patch to solve the issue. The patch adds a column for the icon. @NB-Devs: Please review, discuss with me and commit, if appropriate.
Created attachment 134105 [details] Proposed patch - removed rebel.xml
Created attachment 134106 [details] Patch in action
I see your point, my only concern is that the icon does not always fit in the table (it can have any size) - even in your screenshot you can see that few pixels are missing so we have to at least adjust the row height to standard 16x16 icons. I've already thought about using the notification icon in table but I was always imagining it as a part of the message column (icon on the left as usual). Do you have an usecase or any other argument why it should be in separate column? I can't think of any...
(In reply to comment #4) > I've already thought about using the notification icon in table but I was > always imagining it as a part of the message column (icon on the left as > usual). Do you have an usecase or any other argument why it should be in > separate column? I can't think of any... No, there's no argument from my side why it cannot be integrated in the message column. Change it as you want.
(In reply to comment #4) > Do you have an usecase or any other argument why it should be in > separate column? I can't think of any... If the icons are in a separate column, you could use column sorting to "group" notifications from the same provider together. Maybe it could be useful for some users, maybe not :-)