For each bookmark, my library shows the domain. I don't need the domain at the library level; if I want more from the domain, I'll go library --> meta --> other bookmarks from the site
In my library, there is no way to see the URL of a bookmark. This is a problem.
When I flick the three-way switch to the right, to pro edit (management) view:
* the professional view of my library should show the URL.
Since Diigo 4.0 beta has introduced support for # with consequential variety of bookmarks for a single page (or for near-identical content), it's extremely important for my library to allow me to differentiate between the duplicates.
When I filter my library to view bookmarks from a site, for example http://www.diigo.com/user/grahamperrin?dm=simple&domain=identi.ca then something like the URL appears for each bookmark however use of ellipses … (to indicate the parts of the URL that are not shown) is inconsistent.
Refined suggestion (examples)
Where identi.ca/12724787 is an abbreviated representation of http://identi.ca/conversation/12724787 then a better representation should be identi.ca/…12724787
I don't need the domain at the library level;
if I want more from the domain, I'll go
library --> meta --> other bookmarks from the site
In my library, there is no way to see the URL of a bookmark.
This is a problem.
Workaround: fails
http://www.diigo.com/user/grahamperrin?domain=http%3A%2F%2Fgroups.diigo.com%2Fgroup%2FDiigo_HQ%2F
* fails to show the # part of URLs.
When I flick the three-way switch to the right, to pro edit (management) view:
* the professional view of my library should show the URL.
Since Diigo 4.0 beta has introduced support for
#
with consequential variety of bookmarks for a single page (or for near-identical content), it's extremely important for my library to allow me to differentiate between the duplicates.
When I filter my library to view bookmarks from a site, for example
http://www.diigo.com/user/grahamperrin?dm=simple&domain=identi.ca
then something like the URL appears for each bookmark
however use of ellipses
…
(to indicate the parts of the URL that are not shown)
is inconsistent.
Refined suggestion (examples)
Where
identi.ca/12724787
is an abbreviated representation of
http://identi.ca/conversation/12724787
then a better representation should be
identi.ca/…12724787
Where
identi.ca/...12255417
is an abbreviated representation of
http://identi.ca/conversation/12255417#notice-12255743
then a better representation should be
identi.ca/… 12255417#…12255743
Rationale
It's increasingly important to see what's before and after the
#
part of a URL.
(the advanced display mode; the pro edit (professional) mode)
should not abbreviate URLs.
The professional view should allow me to view URLs, unabbreviated.