"Per Window Down" and "Universal Down" Buttons for Chat Window Navigation

[digitalattorney]

This feature request proposes the addition of two new navigation buttons in our chat application interface: the "Per Window Down" button and the "Universal Down" button. These buttons aim to enhance user experience by allowing for quick and efficient navigation within and across multiple chat windows.

1. "Per Window Down" Button:

• Functionality: When clicked, this button will automatically scroll down to the most recent part of the active chat window.
• Location: Ideally situated within each chat window's interface for easy access.
• Purpose: To save time and improve user convenience, especially in conversations with frequent and rapid message exchanges.
• Use Case Scenario: When a user is reading historical messages in a chat and wants to quickly return to the latest messages without manually scrolling.

2. "Universal Down" Button:

• Functionality: This button will simultaneously take the user to the most recent part of the conversation in all open chat windows.
• Location: Placed in a prominent, easily accessible location within the main interface of the chat application.
• Purpose: To facilitate users who are multitasking across multiple conversations, enabling them to quickly catch up with all ongoing chats.
• Use Case Scenario: Useful for users managing multiple conversations at once, ensuring they can stay updated across all chats with a single click.

Benefits:

• Improved Efficiency: Saves time and reduces the effort needed to navigate through messages.
• Enhanced User Experience: Provides a smoother, more intuitive chat interface.
• Increased Productivity: Especially beneficial for users involved in multiple, simultaneous conversations.

Implementation Considerations:

• Ensure the buttons are intuitively designed and do not clutter the existing interface.
• Compatibility with various screen sizes and devices.
• Thorough testing to prevent any potential conflicts with existing navigation functionalities.

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