1) Choose "always show bookmarks bar" from the customize button. 2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar. 3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
I've been wondering for a while now, using Opera--is there a bookmarklet to envoke a pseudo-sidebar as well? Would be great to have access to my bookmarks without having to navigate directly to diigo.
You have to click on the available link on the right (for say firefox) and then click other browsers and THEN the diigolet toolbar is available there that you can drag.
Joel Liu wrote: > 1) Choose "always show bookmarks bar" from the customize button. > 2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar. > 3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
> You have to click on the available link on the right (for say firefox) and then click other browsers and THEN the diigolet toolbar is available there that you can drag.
Additionally, on the left hand side while in the tools area there is a link directly to the diigolet.
Allen Day wrote: > I've been wondering for a while now, using Opera--is there a bookmarklet to envoke a pseudo-sidebar as well? Would be great to have access to my bookmarks without having to navigate directly to diigo.
Yes, bookmark your my bookmarks page and in the details, check show in panel and you should have your entry there.
As you would see, it can be clunky because Diigo does not have mobile support and therefore shift + F11 (mobile view) does not work well so you have to struggle with navigating via scrolling.
This is a case where it's more convenient to use Opera's nicks or putting your Diigo bookmark in the context menu so that you can much easier navigate there than deal with the sidebar problem.
Call Me What You Want wrote: > Yes, bookmark your my bookmarks page and in the details, check show in panel and you should have your entry there.
So effectively, no... bummer. What I really would love to see is a bookmarklet envoked "sidebar", much like the Diiglet. Would be most handy in, say, Chrome
I have been bearing with the bookmarklet so that I can take advantage of google chrome's speed. I know that chrome hasnt release enough data so that Diigo can take part in the revolution. But the bookmarklet will do for now.
However, it seems as though since so much work was done on the toolbar, we have neglected the bookmarklet. Diigo should at least upgrade the bookmarklet's features until they can have all the info they need to keep up as chrome evolves. For instance:
1. Bookmarking to other sites: is it off, is it on? don't know like you know in the toolbar 2. Can't bookmark to lists. Big bummer. that webslides thing is super cool. lets keep being able to use it. 3. post to blog 4 post to chromes bookmarks simultaneously
and oh my lord - I would love you for ever if you could bring that little recent/unread/tag feature of the toolbar into the bookmarklet. purrrrrty please???
Joel Liu wrote: > 1) Choose "always show bookmarks bar" from the customize button. > 2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar. > 3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
Worked perfectly for me. Not as powerful as the good old ususal Toolbar for Firefox, but i am happy i can surf on Chrome AND register my findings on Diigo. I do hope you guys will be able to have a full toolbar on chrome eventually. (i can't surf without Diigo)
Once again, thanks for doing all your great stuff.
> So effectively, no... bummer. What I really would love to see is a > bookmarklet envoked "sidebar", much like the Diiglet. Would be > most handy in, say, Chrome
Focusing on sidebar for Chrome: as Chrome is WebKit based, here's a relevant thread:
hi, dont u have plans of making toolbar available for chrome?the diigolet is not working correctly for a few sites... Joel Liu wrote: > Diigolet http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet works well on chrome. I am using it now :).
I would really love to see work done on a greatly enhanced bookmarklet as opposed to an true extension. Something using the same sidebar concept that Bit.ly uses. I don't think a toolbar fits into the Chrome UI and I am not 100% sold on what a true sidebar would look like either.
I have toyed with the idea of collapsible sidebars at both left and right, defaulting to one of the two collapsed at any one time. I could post mock-ups to http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/551993 or http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/958302 (both of which are way too wordy, sorry!) in a couple of months. Maybe sooner if anyone really wants, but I'd prefer to allow a couple of months for people to enjoy what's good in the beta of Diigo 4.0 before throwing novelties into the mix.
> enhanced bookmarklet
That's where meta could become really interesting :)
started by Jesse Kim on 03 Sep 08
Google has launched Chrome as a new rival of Firefox! Do you have any ideas to make tools for this new browser? i want to know.
-Jesse.
2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar.
3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
> Diigolet http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet works well on chrome. I am using it now :).
I've been wondering for a while now, using Opera--is there a bookmarklet to envoke a pseudo-sidebar as well? Would be great to have access to my bookmarks without having to navigate directly to diigo.
you will see:
"Toolbar for your browser is not available."
You have to click on the available link on the right (for say firefox) and then click other browsers and THEN the diigolet toolbar is available there that you can drag.
Joel Liu wrote:
> 1) Choose "always show bookmarks bar" from the customize button.
> 2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar.
> 3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
> You have to click on the available link on the right (for say firefox) and then click other browsers and THEN the diigolet toolbar is available there that you can drag.
Additionally, on the left hand side while in the tools area there is a link directly to the diigolet.
> I've been wondering for a while now, using Opera--is there a bookmarklet to envoke a pseudo-sidebar as well? Would be great to have access to my bookmarks without having to navigate directly to diigo.
Yes, bookmark your my bookmarks page and in the details, check show in panel and you should have your entry there.
As you would see, it can be clunky because Diigo does not have mobile support and therefore shift + F11 (mobile view) does not work well so you have to struggle with navigating via scrolling.
This is a case where it's more convenient to use Opera's nicks or putting your Diigo bookmark in the context menu so that you can much easier navigate there than deal with the sidebar problem.
> Yes, bookmark your my bookmarks page and in the details, check show in panel and you should have your entry there.
So effectively, no... bummer. What I really would love to see is a bookmarklet envoked "sidebar", much like the Diiglet. Would be most handy in, say, Chrome
However, it seems as though since so much work was done on the toolbar, we have neglected the bookmarklet. Diigo should at least upgrade the bookmarklet's features until they can have all the info they need to keep up as chrome evolves. For instance:
1. Bookmarking to other sites: is it off, is it on? don't know like you know in the toolbar
2. Can't bookmark to lists. Big bummer. that webslides thing is super cool. lets keep being able to use it.
3. post to blog
4 post to chromes bookmarks simultaneously
and oh my lord - I would love you for ever if you could bring that little recent/unread/tag feature of the toolbar into the bookmarklet. purrrrrty please???
> 1) Choose "always show bookmarks bar" from the customize button.
> 2) Drag and drop a diigolet to chrome bookmark bar.
> 3) If you want to bookmark a page, just click diigolet, then a web toolbar will show up.
Worked perfectly for me. Not as powerful as the good old ususal Toolbar for Firefox, but i am happy i can surf on Chrome AND register my findings on Diigo. I do hope you guys will be able to have a full toolbar on chrome eventually. (i can't surf without Diigo)
Once again, thanks for doing all your great stuff.
> So effectively, no... bummer. What I really would love to see is a
> bookmarklet envoked "sidebar", much like the Diiglet. Would be
> most handy in, say, Chrome
Focusing on sidebar for Chrome: as Chrome is WebKit based, here's a relevant thread:
http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/diigo-sidebar-for-safari-webkit-6837
http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/is-will-could-diigo-be-open-source-6231#5 refers us to the Diigo API in the context of open source.
http://www.diigo.com/annotated/bb74a148c78f6baf12b705dfaf5f8b03 highlights the presence of some kind of sidebar in Chrome (I confess, I haven't tried it yet, might install it in Windows in VirtualBox over the weekend)…
dont u have plans of making toolbar available for chrome?the diigolet is not working correctly for a few sites...
Joel Liu wrote:
> Diigolet http://www.diigo.com/tools/diigolet works well on chrome. I am using it now :).
Dr.Ravichandra Karkal wrote:
> the diigolet is not working correctly for a few sites...
For each problem, please post details to a separate topic. Thanks.
+1 to a sidebar of some sort.
I have toyed with the idea of collapsible sidebars at both left and right, defaulting to one of the two collapsed at any one time. I could post mock-ups to http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/551993 or http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/958302 (both of which are way too wordy, sorry!) in a couple of months. Maybe sooner if anyone really wants, but I'd prefer to allow a couple of months for people to enjoy what's good in the beta of Diigo 4.0 before throwing novelties into the mix.
> enhanced bookmarklet
That's where meta could become really interesting :)