Controls are the size your thumb expects
Text inputs and dropdowns are 44px tall on phones now. They were 40px, and the
plugin had asked for 44 all along. WordPress styles form controls in its own
admin stylesheet, in a way that quietly took precedence over ours, so the
request never had any effect. Settings help buttons grew to a full tap target
too, without moving or looking any different.
The last row of every screen is reachable
The floating action button overhung the bottom of scrolling screens, so the
final row in a list sat underneath it and could not be tapped. It also appeared
on settings screens, where none of the actions it offers apply. Both fixed.
Pull to refresh works away from the top
It only ever fired when a list was already scrolled to the exact top, and felt
dead everywhere else. There were two scrolling areas stacked on the same axis,
and the inner one absorbed the gesture before the outer one saw it. There is one
now.
Tablets get the layout built for them
Admin settings were the last screen still using the desktop layout at tablet
width, which is why two rows on the diagnostics screen ran off the side. They
use the compact layout, the same as every other settings screen and the same as
the free plugin already did.
Smaller things
The connections table gives its width to display names and addresses instead of
a short badge, so long addresses stop being cut off, and provider names are no
longer cropped halfway through a letter. The favourite star stops flickering
while it saves. Settings panels reachable by keyboard now show where the focus
is.
