Proposal: resizable floating window + responsive multi-column dashboard

[lamchun1110]

Context

The widget width is fixed at 320px (intentional — see the comments in window.rs and the set_window_chrome/lock_native_panel_resize_axis logic that deliberately locks it). With several subscriptions enabled, the dashboard needs scrolling, and in Floating window mode there's currently no way to see more at once.

Proposal

• Allow the floating window to be widened (e.g. 320–560px) while keeping the tray popup at the original fixed 320px, so the focused popup UX is unchanged.
• When widened past a threshold (e.g. ~480px), switch the dashboard to a two-column grid so providers stay visible without scrolling.

Implementation notes (I have a working prototype)

• Resize is driven by a manual pointer-tracked set_size rather than startResizeDragging, which is unreliable for borderless windows (there's already a TODO in App.svelte about Tauri swallowing that error).
• The chosen width is persisted (new panel_state.width), restored only in floating mode; the popup always reverts to 320.
• This intentionally changes the deliberate fixed-width design, so I wanted to gauge interest before opening a PR. The prototype is gated to floating mode and leaves the default popup untouched.
• I could only compile/test the Linux and macOS paths locally — the Windows resize_popup_anchored path would rely on CI.

Ask

Would a maintainer be open to this as a floating-mode-only option (defaults unchanged)? Happy to open a PR if there's interest, or to adjust the approach (e.g. a settings toggle, different max width, different responsive breakpoint).

[deviffyy]

Thanks for checking first. I’m open to this as a floating-mode-only improvement, provided the tray popup and default layout remain unchanged and the wider layout stays consistent with the current design. Feel free to open a PR.

[JohnsonBrent]

...And let one drag or reposition the floating Window? I'm using Windows 11 and OpenQuota sits front and center and can't be moved.