Diigolet + filters (folders) ? - 130 views

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  #7 Evgeniy Ivanov on 16 Mar 09

   

  Joel Liu wrote:
  
  >First of all, many users want to keep diigolet simple and fast
  
  I agree. But if you add a main folder 'smart folders' with the behavior like the '...more' that will drop-down with a list of smart folders only when user points/clicks on it. Than it will not influence the speed (you will make the extra GET request for the folders only if user really needs it)!
  
  >Secondly, you need to click diigolet button before it shows up.
  
  In any case it is much faster than to open the Diigo website every time and then start searching for the bookmark.
  
  >Could you tell me what's browser you use?
  
  I use FF and variations of Google Chrome, on several PC's, some times I use Opera.
  And I want ot keep all bookmarks synced. There are a lot of extension for FF from different Soc.Bookmarking sites that make 'smart folders', but there still no crossbrowser bookmarks toolbar with such functionality. Thus it can become a greate adwantage of your web 2.0 service!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Joel Liu wrote: <br /> <br /> >First of all, many users want to keep diigolet simple and fast <br /> <br /> I agree. But if you add a main folder 'smart folders' with the behavior like the '...more' that will drop-down with a list of smart folders only when user points/clicks on it. Than it will not influence the speed (you will make the extra GET request for the folders only if user really needs it)! <br /> <br /> >Secondly, you need to click diigolet button before it shows up. <br /> <br /> In any case it is much faster than to open the Diigo website every time and then start searching for the bookmark. <br /> <br /> >Could you tell me what's browser you use? <br /> <br /> I use FF and variations of Google Chrome, on several PC's, some times I use Opera. <br /> And I want ot keep all bookmarks synced. There are a lot of extension for FF from different Soc.Bookmarking sites that make 'smart folders', but there still no crossbrowser bookmarks toolbar with such functionality. Thus it can become a greate adwantage of your web 2.0 service!</div>

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  #8 Evgeniy Ivanov on 16 Mar 09

   

  >Scott Allam
  
  Nice solution. But I do not want to do it every time on every PC and browser I use when I create a new list o smth. The best option is to have all my smart folders in the simple bookmarklet. Anyway, thanks for your tip!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"> >Scott Allam <br /> <br /> Nice solution. But I do not want to do it every time on every PC and browser I use when I create a new list o smth. The best option is to have all my smart folders in the simple bookmarklet. Anyway, thanks for your tip!</div>

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  #10 Graham Perrin on 16 Mar 09

   

  > keep diigolet simple and fast.
  
  +1 to simplicity and speed
  
  Still, Diigolet could be improved (as suggested in many/varied topics).
  
  Rule of thumb: anything that is not immediately present or easy in Diigolet should be easy in the web interfaces to Diigo.
  
  Cheers

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> keep diigolet simple and fast. <br /> <br /> +1 to simplicity and speed <br /> <br /> Still, Diigolet could be improved (as suggested in many/varied topics). <br /> <br /> Rule of thumb: anything that is not immediately present or easy in Diigolet should be easy in the web interfaces to Diigo. <br /> <br /> Cheers</div>

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