In the plugins list after clicking "Show inactive plugins" and activating a new plugin, the list hides again.
I think it should stay visible.
Actually I don't see the point on hiding inactive plugins in the first place, at least my "preference" could be store in localStorage.
In the plugins list after clicking "Show inactive plugins" and activating a new plugin, the list hides again.
I think it should stay visible.
Actually I don't see the point on hiding inactive plugins in the first place, at least my "preference" could be store in localStorage.
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I have implemented a very simple "show inactive plugins after an activation" but I agree it should be better than that for a future "major" version. If possible, removing the full reload of the page, only "moving" the plugin from "inactive" to "active".
I have implemented a very simple "show inactive plugins after an activation" but I agree it should be better than that for a future "major" version. If possible, removing the full reload of the page, only "moving" the plugin from "inactive" to "active".
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In the plugins list after clicking "Show inactive plugins" and activating a new plugin, the list hides again.
I think it should stay visible.
Actually I don't see the point on hiding inactive plugins in the first place, at least my "preference" could be store in localStorage.
I have implemented a very simple "show inactive plugins after an activation" but I agree it should be better than that for a future "major" version. If possible, removing the full reload of the page, only "moving" the plugin from "inactive" to "active".