Tables show too little data due to columns padding
Alon Moscovitz
Currently, each column in a table reserves space to be able to show the column's related action buttons (e.g. edit/copy).
Due of this, tables can show far less number of columns and data per row without needing to scroll than possible, or needlessly result in cut columns' data and leads to a bad UX.
Changing the UI to show the buttons in a way that would not require this, will make table significantly more useful (e.g. tooltip, right click menu)
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Steve Monroe
I agree with this and the minimum size of a table also has a lot of whitespace under the rows if there are few rows such as one or two.
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Julien Tard
+1
The density of data is very low due to this blank space, and horizontal scrolling is a bad experience.