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Tips for the buttons of the workspace and of Genie - #73
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Hovering a button shows a small pane by it with the button's name, its shortcut as key caps and one line, in place of the browser's tooltip. It is made from what the button has (title, and data-tip-name, -keys, -desc where they help); four buttons that change with their state are read from it. A button's title is set aside only while the mouse is on it and put back after; a title set meanwhile wins. No tips for touch, during the tour, for a button whose menu is open, or inside the editor, the terminal and the file tree. A button reached with Tab shows its tip too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hovering a button shows a small pane by it with the button's name, its shortcut as key caps and one line, in place of the browser's tooltip. It is made from what the button has (title, and data-tip-name, -keys, -desc where they help); four buttons that change with their state are read from it.
A button's title is set aside only while the mouse is on it and put back after; a title set meanwhile wins. No tips for touch, during the tour, for a button whose menu is open, or inside the editor, the terminal and the file tree. A button reached with Tab shows its tip too.