Re: [Epiphany] epiphany toolbar/bookmarks
- From: "Marcelo E. Magallon" <mmagallo debian org>
- To: usability gnome org, epiphany mozdev org
- Subject: Re: [Epiphany] epiphany toolbar/bookmarks
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 20:26:31 +0200
On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 06:11:23PM +0200, Marco Pesenti Gritti wrote:
> > Wish: an easy way to see "related" bookmarks. I have a bookmark
> > B0 with topics T0, T1 and T2 (all of them are very orthogonal).
> > I'm looking at T0. In order to find out that B0 is in T1, too, I
> > have to look at its properties and scroll thru the list of topics
> > until I notice that T1 is also checked. Now I have to search for
> > T1 in the topics list and select it in order to see which other
> > bookmarks are related to B0.
>
> Can you explain in which context a faster way to see which topics a
> bookmark is related to, is useful ?
Hmm... I can't think of a good generic example right now. I know I've
wished for the feature a couple of times. If I stumble across the
situation again I'll write it down.
> Apparently some people with large collections are switching to
> epiphany exactly for this reason, so I think it already works better
> than hierarchy for big collections.
I'm switching to Epiphany mostly because for the smartbookmarks
feature. I have 8 of them right now (two more than in Galeon
actually). The reason is simple: they don't take any realstate on the
screen (contrary to Galeon's) and are easier to use (type something,
tap down arrow a couple of times). TBH, I'm still not _that_ trilled
about Epiphany's bookmark system.
> "The epiphany system currently is really simple here, it provides
> searching by topic, name and address. Ideally this needs to be
> expanded to allow searching based on more verbose search phrases such
> as "All bookmarks from the last two weeks" or "All sites I visited
> over a month ago" etc. Just examples though. This is a very difficult
> problem and really extends more generally to the filesystem as well."
Personally I'd find "the sites that have changed since the last time I
visited them" more useful, but yeah, I can see what he means.
Oh, yeah... an "Open this topic in tabs" feature would be nice. I know
I can select the topic, select all the bookmarks and then select open
in tabs, but when you do it daily it becomes bothersome.
Marcelo
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