Problem Description:
Currently, there's a challenge with identifying models in the New Chat page dropdown list, especially when many models haven't been renamed and possess generic names. As a result, users, particularly those without admin privileges, lack access to model descriptions, which can be crucial for informed selection.
Requested Solution:
Implement a feature that provides model descriptions either upon selection, through a clickable button, or via hover-over functionality. This could involve collapsible sections for descriptions, a button labeled with "?" for accessing descriptions, or displaying descriptions directly below the selected model.
Alternative Considerations:
Introduce a "?" button next to existing options for accessing model descriptions.
Display descriptions directly on the page, possibly underneath the selected model.
Implement a hide/show toggle for descriptions to prevent user annoyance.
Enable hover-over functionality on model names to reveal descriptions in collapsible sections.
Additional Context:
Integration of descriptions could be visually integrated into the yellow line of the screenshot provided for optimal user accessibility and convenience.
Thank you for your great UI, and I hope to see this in it one day :) Keep on the amazing work!
-Written by CtrlAiDel & chatGPT :)
Originally created by @CtrlAiDel on GitHub (Mar 4, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/1041
Originally assigned to: @tjbck on GitHub.
**Problem Description:**
Currently, there's a challenge with identifying models in the New Chat page dropdown list, especially when many models haven't been renamed and possess generic names. As a result, users, particularly those without admin privileges, lack access to model descriptions, which can be crucial for informed selection.
**Requested Solution:**
Implement a feature that provides model descriptions either upon selection, through a clickable button, or via hover-over functionality. This could involve collapsible sections for descriptions, a button labeled with "?" for accessing descriptions, or displaying descriptions directly below the selected model.
**Alternative Considerations:**
1. Introduce a "?" button next to existing options for accessing model descriptions.
2. Display descriptions directly on the page, possibly underneath the selected model.
3. Implement a hide/show toggle for descriptions to prevent user annoyance.
4. Enable hover-over functionality on model names to reveal descriptions in collapsible sections.
**Additional Context:**
Integration of descriptions could be visually integrated into the yellow line of the screenshot provided for optimal user accessibility and convenience.
Thank you for your great UI, and I hope to see this in it one day :) Keep on the amazing work!
**-Written by CtrlAiDel & chatGPT :)**
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Originally created by @CtrlAiDel on GitHub (Mar 4, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/1041
Originally assigned to: @tjbck on GitHub.
Problem Description:
Currently, there's a challenge with identifying models in the New Chat page dropdown list, especially when many models haven't been renamed and possess generic names. As a result, users, particularly those without admin privileges, lack access to model descriptions, which can be crucial for informed selection.
Requested Solution:
Implement a feature that provides model descriptions either upon selection, through a clickable button, or via hover-over functionality. This could involve collapsible sections for descriptions, a button labeled with "?" for accessing descriptions, or displaying descriptions directly below the selected model.
Alternative Considerations:
Additional Context:
Integration of descriptions could be visually integrated into the yellow line of the screenshot provided for optimal user accessibility and convenience.
Thank you for your great UI, and I hope to see this in it one day :) Keep on the amazing work!
-Written by CtrlAiDel & chatGPT :)
@tjbck commented on GitHub (Apr 24, 2024):
Closing in favour of #1725