Thanks a lot for building and open-sourcing this great tool — clean UI and practical to use, nice work!
Sharing a small UI observation for reference:
Observation
The primary Process CTA button uses a muted, low-saturation dark purple fill in its default clickable state, which closely matches the visual style of a standard disabled/grayed-out button. Users may easily misread it as inactive and hesitate to click.
Expected behavior
As the core action on the panel, the button should have a more vibrant, higher-contrast default look to clearly signal it's interactive, and to create a clear visual gap from a truly disabled state.
Screenshot
Attached: the Process button in the bottom-right of the CompressO interface.
Thanks again for your work and open-source spirit!

Thanks a lot for building and open-sourcing this great tool — clean UI and practical to use, nice work!
Sharing a small UI observation for reference:
Observation
The primary
ProcessCTA button uses a muted, low-saturation dark purple fill in its default clickable state, which closely matches the visual style of a standard disabled/grayed-out button. Users may easily misread it as inactive and hesitate to click.Expected behavior
As the core action on the panel, the button should have a more vibrant, higher-contrast default look to clearly signal it's interactive, and to create a clear visual gap from a truly disabled state.
Screenshot
Attached: the
Processbutton in the bottom-right of the CompressO interface.Thanks again for your work and open-source spirit!