1) Dark Mode please
2) Toggleable websites; I saw that the websites I was seeing were black-circles in the panel below the search box. I instinctively tried to click on youtube to not see youtube box. It would also be nice to have a global panel where users can choose if they never want to see a certain website.
But these^ are just me being super picky. Overall, a great UX.
On toggleable, that is interesting feedback. It is a bit different. I wonder what made you feel like it was a toggle... The clickable round circles is a bit like iOS calendar. So it shouldn't be hugely unfamiliar. I did try playing around with different button looks before. But I'll think about this problem... thank you for bringing it up :)
What columns would you not want to see? And may I ask why? So far the comments have been mostly an option to turn off Instagram and Twitter.
As for implementation, it should be easy to allow users to remove any boxes, right?
PS : As for the clickable round circles, if there is a list with some black circles and others white, it just feels very intuitive to click on a black circle to make it white. It could be that I don't get this because I don't use iOS.
I did just add disabling Instagram and Twitter, does that help you? You can set it in the dropdown menu on the top right.
Do you think I should add Youtube? Youtube is pretty popular with most people.
Ahhh, yes. I understand what you mean with the black circles looking at it that way.... I was thinking it would be ok since iOS calendar has black circles as primary. I did remove the circle border I had around the white buttons to try to make it look weaker. I could make it colored, to maybe make it feel better. What would you do to fix this?
Yes, thanks!
Do you think I should add Youtube?
No, you are right, youtube is very popular.
As for the circles, honestly, I don't know. Since nobody else mentioned it, it could be that only I have that problem. And in that scenario, you can safely ignore it. If more people complain, maybe they will have the perfect solution.