Feature Request: smart lists or compound tags - 85 views

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  #3 Spiral Funk on 18 Jun 08

   

  John Brigham wrote:
  > Apologies if these feature exists already but I haven't found it. I think it would be helpful to have some way to "smart save" groups of bookmarks. Maybe smart lists - bookmarks are automatically included in the list if they match pre-defined criteria. Alternatively, how about compound tags - saving a group of tags as one compound or meta tag inclusive of all sub tags.
  
  Yes! We need a way to automatically include bookmarks in a list based on specific tag combinations.
  
  If one wants to take it to the extremes (and i'd like that ;), one advanced way could be to have a Gmail-like filtering in Diigo. Gmail allows you to automatically label emails based on specific criterias. The same thing could work in Diigo. You could filter bookmarks by a combination of tags, bookmarkers, lists etc., and then assign these bookmarks to tags, lists, convert to public/private etc.
  
  Too advanced, too complicated? I say "advance enough" ;)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">John Brigham wrote: <br /> > Apologies if these feature exists already but I haven't found it. I think it would be helpful to have some way to "smart save" groups of bookmarks. Maybe smart lists - bookmarks are automatically included in the list if they match pre-defined criteria. Alternatively, how about compound tags - saving a group of tags as one compound or meta tag inclusive of all sub tags. <br /> <br /> Yes! We need a way to automatically include bookmarks in a list based on specific tag combinations. <br /> <br /> If one wants to take it to the extremes (and i'd like that ;), one advanced way could be to have a Gmail-like filtering in Diigo. Gmail allows you to automatically label emails based on specific criterias. The same thing could work in Diigo. You could filter bookmarks by a combination of tags, bookmarkers, lists etc., and then assign these bookmarks to tags, lists, convert to public/private etc. <br /> <br /> Too advanced, too complicated? I say "advance enough" ;)</div>

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  #4 Soul Book on 18 Jun 08

   

  gmail filters would be very cool for power users. Though I think smart lists/smart groups might be easier for a lot of users to pick up. Both would be nice ;-)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">gmail filters would be very cool for power users. Though I think smart lists/smart groups might be easier for a lot of users to pick up. Both would be nice ;-)</div>

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