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Add relevant links in the About modal #8395
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I agree that the wording of the about dialog could be improved and also help reducing support requests from users to us. |
Additionally, a link to the official documentation would be very welcome ! |
I made a PR here: #9720 Things can be rephrased of course, and I would reorder things to have the paragraphs being actual paragraphs (instead of |
I'd specifically include the word "help" because it's a keyword users and searching for, and some of them may not be familiar with what a user guide or documentation may be. For example:
"You can find help and further documentation in the user guide."
Le 28 novembre 2024 10:09:47 GMT+01:00, nicolas ***@***.***> a écrit :
…I made a PR here: #9720
Things can be rephrased of course, and I would reorder things to have the paragraphs being actual paragraphs (instead of <br/>s) and have the copyright notice very last, but didn’t know how to do that.
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Great point, I updated :) |
Adding a link to Roundcube will not "help reducing support requests from users to us", quite the opposite. |
Good point @alecpl , too many issues are not dependant on RC per se but on the specific installation supplied to end users. |
When clicking on “About” in Roundcube, the user gets a modal starting like this:
I believe it really misses a link to Roundcube.
Other improvements could be writing a line about what Roundcube is (after all, if its the default solution provided by my e-mail host, I might except something more informative than technical when clicking on “About”), and possibly to the Github repo or the Contribute page.
For instance it could be something like this:
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