toolbar: open in new tab & private quickD - 19 views

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  #1 Soul Book on 13 Jul 07

   

  Few easy ideas to improve the toolbar:
  
  1 - It'd be good if the menu options opened in a new tab.
  In almost every other extension and toolbar, if i choose something like "feedback" it'd open in a new tab. With diigo it overwrites my current tab... very annoying. So I have to remember to open a new tab, click on it, and then click on the diigo menu options.
  
  2 - Be nice to have an option to open bookmarks in a new tab by default as well.
  
  3 - the option to make quickD bookmarks private by default. (but keep other bookmarks pubic by default).
  If i'm just quicky tagging something to look at later, i probably don't need it made public.
  
  Plus of course... favicons and the option to sort bookmarks by alpha and by frequency of use.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Few easy ideas to improve the toolbar: <br /> <br /> 1 - It'd be good if the menu options opened in a new tab. <br /> In almost every other extension and toolbar, if i choose something like "feedback" it'd open in a new tab. With diigo it overwrites my current tab... very annoying. So I have to remember to open a new tab, click on it, and then click on the diigo menu options. <br /> <br /> 2 - Be nice to have an option to open bookmarks in a new tab by default as well. <br /> <br /> 3 - the option to make quickD bookmarks private by default. (but keep other bookmarks pubic by default). <br /> If i'm just quicky tagging something to look at later, i probably don't need it made public. <br /> <br /> Plus of course... favicons and the option to sort bookmarks by alpha and by frequency of use.</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 13 Jul 07

   

  soulgrind wrote:
  > Few easy ideas to improve the toolbar:
  >
  > 1 - It'd be good if the menu options opened in a new tab.
  > In almost every other extension and toolbar, if i choose something like "feedback" it'd open in a new tab. With diigo it overwrites my current tab... very annoying. So I have to remember to open a new tab, click on it, and then click on the diigo menu options.
  ======> Agree. We will improve it.
  
  > 2 - Be nice to have an option to open bookmarks in a new tab by default as well.
  ======> If we do it on diigo site , some IE6 users will feel it's hard to organize many opened IE windows. Actually, you can middle click or ctrl+ click to open it in a new tab.
  
  > 3 - the option to make quickD bookmarks private by default. (but keep other bookmarks pubic by
  >default).If i'm just quicky tagging something to look at later, i probably don't need it made public.
  Agree, we will do it later.
  
  > Plus of course... favicons and the option to sort bookmarks by alpha and by frequency of use.
  ====>Could you describe the some scenario in which you need to sort bookmarks by alpha?
  For frequently accessed bookmarks, you can give them some tags and make them to show up in the "My bookmarks" toolbar menu.
  
  Thanks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">soulgrind wrote: <br /> > Few easy ideas to improve the toolbar: <br /> > <br /> > 1 - It'd be good if the menu options opened in a new tab. <br /> > In almost every other extension and toolbar, if i choose something like "feedback" it'd open in a new tab. With diigo it overwrites my current tab... very annoying. So I have to remember to open a new tab, click on it, and then click on the diigo menu options. <br /> ======> Agree. We will improve it. <br /> <br /> > 2 - Be nice to have an option to open bookmarks in a new tab by default as well. <br /> ======> If we do it on diigo site , some IE6 users will feel it's hard to organize many opened IE windows. Actually, you can middle click or ctrl+ click to open it in a new tab. <br /> <br /> > 3 - the option to make quickD bookmarks private by default. (but keep other bookmarks pubic by <br /> >default).If i'm just quicky tagging something to look at later, i probably don't need it made public. <br /> Agree, we will do it later. <br /> <br /> > Plus of course... favicons and the option to sort bookmarks by alpha and by frequency of use. <br /> ====>Could you describe the some scenario in which you need to sort bookmarks by alpha? <br /> For frequently accessed bookmarks, you can give them some tags and make them to show up in the "My bookmarks" toolbar menu. <br /> <br /> Thanks.</div>

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