Read Later in Diigo Toolbar 3.1.6.13 for Firefox: window does not close as expected - 28 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 20 Dec 08

   

  AFAIR the explanation suggested that the tab closes when the button is clicked. If there is only one tab, the window does not close in response to a click. That feels a little odd. This is partially a Mac OS X thing; in my Safari I prefer to view the tab bar (so the bar, and the tab are present even when there is only one tab). Safari aside:
  
  * in any situation, the behaviour of Diigo buttons should be consistent.
  
  = Suggestions =
  
  1. when the window is not multi-tabbed, a click on the Read Later button should close the window
  
  and/or
  
  2. when the window is not multi-tabbed, a click on the Read Later button should be followed by subtle presentation of a confirmation (something like the confirmation that appears, at top left, when an annotated bookmark has been copied).
  
  3. to Diigo Help http://help.diigo.com/ add help for the 'Read Later' feature.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">AFAIR the explanation suggested that the tab closes when the button is clicked. If there is only one tab, the window does not close in response to a click. That feels a little odd. This is partially a Mac OS X thing; in my Safari I prefer to view the tab bar (so the bar, and the tab are present even when there is only one tab). Safari aside: <br /> <br /> * in any situation, the behaviour of Diigo buttons should be consistent. <br /> <br /> = Suggestions = <br /> <br /> 1. when the window is not multi-tabbed, a click on the Read Later button should close the window <br /> <br /> and/or <br /> <br /> 2. when the window is not multi-tabbed, a click on the Read Later button should be followed by subtle presentation of a confirmation (something like the confirmation that appears, at top left, when an annotated bookmark has been copied). <br /> <br /> 3. to Diigo Help <a href="http://help.diigo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://help.diigo.com/</a> add help for the 'Read Later' feature.</div>

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