Tweak menus

[adoriandoran]

• Reordered and grouped the menu items to improve the user experience;
• Added missing icons;
• Improved the appearance of menus (added a shadow and reduced the contrast of separators);
• Added a fade animation when opening menus;
• Added a delay for opening submenus.

[SiriusXT]

I feel like almost every time I open the launcher menu, it's because I need to access the options. Wouldn't it be better to place the options at the top?

[adoriandoran]

I feel like almost every time I open the launcher menu, it's because I need to access the options. Wouldn't it be better to place the options at the top?

I often open this menu primarily for the options as well. However, according to common design conventions, the options menu item is usually placed near the end of the menu. Here are some examples from the main menus of Firefox, Chrome, and Opera:

[SiriusXT]

It might be better to put options somewhere above Advanced, otherwise every time the mouse passes over Advanced it triggers the secondary menu.

Or delay the display of the secondary menu?

Of course, it's fine to put it below

[adoriandoran]

I think delaying the sub-menu would be better, as it would also benefit other menus. I'll look into it.

[meichthys]

I feel like almost every time I open the launcher menu, it's because I need to access the options

^this, but I do agree with having the settings near the bottom. I think we could improve access to settings by adding settings to the available launchers in the sidebar.

[SiriusXT]

This red icon is rather too attention-grabbing and gives me an urge to click on it.

I checked VSCode, PyCharm, and Obsidian, and they all place the "Close Tab" related actions above the "Move to New Window" option. I also think placing it at the top better aligns with user habits.

[eliandoran]

LGTM.