List groupfolders in the left sidebar menu

[AndyScherzinger]

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is hard to get a complete overview of all group-folders

Describe the solution you'd like
Provide an easy way to list all group-folders a user has access to.

• "flat" like "Favorites" with a single menu item listing all groupfolders or
• see List groupfolders in the left sidebar menu #2323 (comment) - Directly below "Shares"

whatever is easier to do.

Describe alternatives you've considered
none

Additional context
none

[AndyScherzinger]

@jancborchardt any particular position in the left sidebar for the groupfolders menu item(s)

[jancborchardt]

Either "flat" like "Favorites" with a single menu item listing all groupfolders or

From a design point this would be best, as there is no other instance where we list actual folders in the left navigation.

@jancborchardt any particular position in the left sidebar for the groupfolders menu item(s)

Directly below "Shares" as they are related. :)

[AndyScherzinger]

@jancborchardt this is how the mobile app will (kind of) display it according to @tobiasKaminsky.
So basically listing all group-folders and their location. Should we also do it like that or simply sow the folders? Having in mind that multi-line items are not accessible in a table I tend to say let's just display the folders, single line, just the name no additional location info. What do you think?

Info needed for @skjnldsv to implement the actual listing part.

[jancborchardt]

On mobile we should do it with the subline since it’s a very nice indicator and it’s not an accessibility issue there (as it’s not a table).
On web it’s ok if it has no subline to work with accessibility requirements – also it’s fine because e.g. favorites has no subline either. :)

[skjnldsv]

On web it’s ok if it has no subline to work with accessibility requirements – also it’s fine because e.g. favorites has no subline either. :)

if you want I can add a column to display the location of the groupfolder :)