I vote for it, because it’s a very small piece of code we’re talking about… But I wonder (and I think I mentioned it here) whether we could perhaps consider a different layout for the dashboards list.
Because, for example, for me it forces me to do a lot of clicks:
On smartphones, a horizontal swipe is a good idea too, but it’s a more complex project than it appears, because currently when you click a button to switch dashboards, we literally do a full load of the selected dashboard
Having a smooth horizontal swipe completely changes the paradigm; you have to either:
Show a « skeleton » when swiping and load the dashboard on demand (so with a not-super-smooth effect because the dashboard won’t be available immediately)
Load all dashboards as soon as the first dashboard is initially displayed (but maybe too heavy in terms of performance)
Anticipate the swipe and load the dashboards « around » the current dashboard (a kind of middle ground)
In short, it’s a bit of research for whoever will develop this; in my opinion it’s far from being a quick win
And development in two phases: simple on PC then more advanced on small screens, is that doable?
We keep the quick win without forgetting the next development.
The difference is more that on mobile, if I’m at the bottom of a dashboard, I have to:
scroll back to the top of the page
stretch my fingers wide to reach and click the select (or use my other hand)
With a sidebar menu you can access it without changing your position on the page, no scrolling or big finger stretches ^^ (I’m for injury prevention haha