I second this request. The Diigo button is the only button I use in the toolbar and I am also at toolbar overload. How would this affect the context menu - something I also find very useful?
woo1018 wrote: > Please Please Please - allow simultaneus bookmarking using the Diigolet! I hate having to add yet another full toolbar when all I want is 1 button. > > Also, an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl. > > thanks
1) Adding simultaneous bookmarking to Diigolet - While it's a nice add-on to Diigolet, It's not a high priority for us now (lots of cool stuff cooking under the hood :-)
2) Diigo toolbar is fully customizable. If you're short of real estate space on your desktop, you can just keep the single "Diigo" button on the toolbar. Please see http://www.diigo.com/help/toolbar/3
3) woo1018 --> "an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl." --->> please elaborate what you mean?
Maggie wrote: > 2) Diigo toolbar is fully customizable. If you're short of real estate space on your desktop, you can just keep the single "Diigo" button on the toolbar. Please see http://www.diigo.com/help/toolbar/3
3) woo1018 -- > "an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl." --- > > please elaborate what you mean?
I suppose what woo1018 meant was how he could get the Diigo button into the Navigation Toolbar of Mozilla Firefox.
You already explained how to do that under point 2) but I will give just give some instructions right here to make it easier for the OP.
@woo1018: You can take any of the Diigo toolbar buttons out of the Diigo toolbar and move them to any place in any other Firefox toolbar. So, if you would like to have something like the del.icio.us or Furl button within the Navigation Toolbar, just go to View --> Toolbars --> Customize. While the appearing window is open, you can customize any of your toolbars. Move the Diigo button (= the first button the Diigo toolbar) to the Navigation Toolbar. Then, close this window again. Go to View --> Toolbars. There you can hide the toolbars that you don't want to be displayed by removing the checkmark.
After doing all that, your toolbar might look like this:
started by Woodward on 26 Apr 07
woo1018 wrote:
> Please Please Please - allow simultaneus bookmarking using the Diigolet! I hate having to add yet another full toolbar when all I want is 1 button.
>
> Also, an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl.
>
> thanks
1) Adding simultaneous bookmarking to Diigolet - While it's a nice add-on to Diigolet, It's not a high priority for us now (lots of cool stuff cooking under the hood :-)
2) Diigo toolbar is fully customizable. If you're short of real estate space on your desktop, you can just keep the single "Diigo" button on the toolbar. Please see http://www.diigo.com/help/toolbar/3
3) woo1018 --> "an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl." --->> please elaborate what you mean?
> 2) Diigo toolbar is fully customizable. If you're short of real estate space on your desktop, you can just keep the single "Diigo" button on the toolbar. Please see http://www.diigo.com/help/toolbar/3
3) woo1018 -- > "an extension for Diigo (like the first button on the toolbar) would be great if you could add it to the Navigation Toolbar like Delicious and Furl." --- > > please elaborate what you mean?
I suppose what woo1018 meant was how he could get the Diigo button into the Navigation Toolbar of Mozilla Firefox.
You already explained how to do that under point 2) but I will give just give some instructions right here to make it easier for the OP.
@woo1018: You can take any of the Diigo toolbar buttons out of the Diigo toolbar and move them to any place in any other Firefox toolbar. So, if you would like to have something like the del.icio.us or Furl button within the Navigation Toolbar, just go to View --> Toolbars --> Customize. While the appearing window is open, you can customize any of your toolbars. Move the Diigo button (= the first button the Diigo toolbar) to the Navigation Toolbar. Then, close this window again. Go to View --> Toolbars. There you can hide the toolbars that you don't want to be displayed by removing the checkmark.
After doing all that, your toolbar might look like this:
Is that what you wanted, woo1018?