Re: [Epiphany] Favicon bug

[Marco Pesenti Gritti <marco it gnome org>]

> Yes/No, Id really like to see some navigation that could be called up
> and went away automatically when I selected a page to go to.

If we use Open as default button it would behave that way ...
 
> > > - There's no way to add a new bookmark (For say a URL i have in my paste
> > >   buffer)
> > 
> > I'd prefer to not add complexity to the dialog for this ... (maybe at
> > some point i'll be forced but I'm at least trying).
> > Can you explain when this would be necessary ? You can add bookmarks for
> > both pages and links...
> 
> If you open a link from a new page, and the target page fails to load,
> you might only notice after you've closed the original window and you're
> left with a window containing the failed URL in the URL bar. At least in
> mozilla [And I'm assuming epiphany - I'll confess I can't reproduce the
> case right now] if you bookmark the page, you get about:blank bookmarked
> rather than the real URL. If we can get rid of that problem I think
> you're right - we don't need to add it.

That sounds like a bug to me. I think it can be avoided.

> > > - If there's only one match I should be able to hit ENTER after typing
> > >   in my keywords and open the one matching site, ie Ctrl-B, Mozilla,
> > >   ENTER
> > 
> > That conflicts with the default button though (Close). Maybe we should
> > s/Close/Open. The only problem I see with this is that with searches you
> > can have no bookmark selected, so the default button would have to made
> > insensitive. Maybe just add Open with a keybinding ....
> 
> I'd prefer "Open" as default - if we have 0 matching bookmarks then it's
> insensitive, if we have > 1 and no URL is selected explicitly then we
> open all?

I'm just a bit worried about having the default button unsensitive. It
would make a lot more sense though. Maybe the HIG has something to say
about it.

> [Bookmark dialog popping up in full-screen]
> > Not sure what you mean here. I can do ctrl+b, open bookmark, Esc.
> 
> Esc does nothing for me here, I have to mouse and close the bookmark
> window with my window manager.
> 

Uhm right. Maybe it's a bug, need to check the HIG though.

Marco