[Android Apps and Games] nycebo:
Ideas for your consideration

Long time loyal user of FX and System Panel. Jumped at the chance to try Atlas Browser and am very pleasantly pleased. Have long been disappointed with Google Chrome's every slower and laggier response and page load times. Maybe it's the ads or maybe it's the social links on web pages but it just soured me on Android browsing for a while now. Atlas renews my pleasure at opening email links, twitter links, etc. As such, license already purchased.

So, that said, I have a laundry list of suggestions. I'd thought to email them directly but instead suspect that it might be more helpful to post them here in case any of the posters on this thread have an alternative take. Here we go:

Any chance of getting Flash working on the app? (KIDDING. KIDDING. Totally kidding, but man, I do get a crack imagining your expression every time that same question is asked over and over.

I suspect that this is a LastPass issue but logins on web pages visited in Atlas don't seem to be able to be autopopulated like they are in Chrome. For example, instead of LastPass trying to fill the login information for the web page, it's actually trying to fill the login information for the Atlas Browser app itself. Again, I don't think this can be resolved on your end but just wondered if you had any thoughts on this. For now, I'm content to cut and paste but it would be nice if LastPass would eventually support your speedy browser....as in, I'm not going back to Chrome anytime soon.

Any chance of shortening the 3-dot drop-down menu? There appear to be many redundant items: windows is available by sliding from the left, the control panel is available by sliding from the right. Yes, they are learned actions but scrolling long settings menus takes away from the experience a little. Additionally, the add bookmark item could be replaced with a star (highlighted yellow if clicked) to the left of the double-arrow button. The control panel icon, which I've configured as the refresh button, could then be moved into the double-arrow button drop down next to back and forward icons as is the method in chrome. Lastly, I could be in the minority here but the Exit button is probably unnecessary what with the double tapping the back navigation button or clicking the X in the window panel.

Speaking of, any chance of implementing the material design guideline with a hamburger menu at the top left instead of the atlas icon. It would allude to the windows/tabs available by swiping from the left.

On my HTC One M8 running GPE Kit Kat, on the slide-out tab list, the 'X'-close button overlaps the tab mini-window. It looks a little clumsy and on darker web pages, it's very difficult to 'spot' it. I know that you received a lot of complaints about the X in a circle looking a bit too much like FABs. What if the X were embedded in the top left of mini-window in a smaller circle with a while or MD-colored background? Also, you mentioned earlier in this thread about swiping to close/dismiss windows/tabs from the panel. Any more thoughts on that?

In the web site location field, how is the drop down bookmark 'suggestion' list prioritized? Is it at all? Should bookmarks that are visited more be at the top? Should it be alphabetical? Currently, it seems random. Or maybe, is it populated by the order of the bookmarks as they are arranged in the bookmark list?

Back to the windows/tabs panel, while I like the plus button a lot, it seems to sit a bit too high up from the bottom of the screen and is thus out of 'alignment' with most other apps' material design FABs. Also, as others have mentioned herein, I like the idea that when the panel is first opened, the active tab should be highlighted.

Anyway, don't mean to bog you down with a ton of 'requests'. Instead, they are just suggestions. You had me with Atlas when my web pages loaded more than twice as fast as Chrome or Firefox. Keep it up!