[Design] Privacy mode toggle option 1.0 about gui

[jonatack]

Concept ACK as long as the keyboard shortcut remains, and perhaps the menu option as well. These, with the local icons, could probably all become global toggles when privacy mode is extended to other pages.

[jonatack]

Can it be mapped to a key command? That would be great.

There has been a keyboard shortcut command from the start, which is what many people probably use. I avoid using the mouse (track ball, in my case).

[RandyMcMillan]

Can it be mapped to a key command? That would be great.

[jonasschnelli]

Having a quick icon to press would be good. Currently there is the Shift-Command-M shortcut available.
Unsure about the icon and its position.
We have used the "eye" icon for indicating watch-only transactions/values (kind-off a different function).

[promag]

It should not be in the overview tab but in the top toolbar. There's a combo box with the currently opened wallets so I think it could also have more buttons there.

[ncoelho]

Concept NACK.

Adding not strictly necessary UI elements to the main screen is the definition of clutter, this is an edge case, not the main use case. In this exemple in terms of information architecture we now have the hidden option with a bigger visual weight clue as the wallet balance itself, the most important piece of information on this screen.

Suggestion on how to achieve this interaction without bringing clutter to the UI:

• Click on the balance, change the balance visible state
• Hover the balance brings tooltip to hide the balance state
• keyboard shortcut

[Sjors]

This seems overkill. You can hide the window with Cmd + h. Perhaps a keyboard shortcut to unload the wallet could be added (if it's not there already). You really shouldn't be using Bitcoin Core in a place where you wouldn't be comfortable putting stacks of cash on a table.

[Bosch-0]

How about having the icon in the bottom right along with the other icons. I think this is more suitable than including it in the top menu next to wallets.

You really shouldn't be using Bitcoin Core in a place where you wouldn't be comfortable putting stacks of cash on a table.

I completely agree but you can always count on people making bad decisions haha