Same for me. Even though Diigo supports a read/unread flag, I'm using the "ReadItLater" AddOn for Firefox because the handling in Diigo is too hidden. I'd like to have a "ReadItLater" button integrated in the Diigo toolbar, and also a tab for the unread bookmarks in the Diigo sidebar.

Otherwise, yes, Diigo is great.

I was just told that unread bookmarks are actually available via the Diigo menu. But I still find it confusing that they are missing in the sidebar and the Diigo toolbar button. Also, the "next unread" button in the toolbar would be handy.

Thanks. Maybe you can also add it as a checkbox or tab or something in the sidebar, so that you can also get a list of unread bookmarks for a certain tag.

Can we have the unread bookmarks directly available in the sidebar and the diigo toolbar menu? I think it was possible in the old (v2) toolbar, and I consider it one of the most important features.

Thanks, I totally missed that. So maybe then the problem is that Diigo has 3 places (the menu, the Diigo button on the toolbar, and the sidebar) which all do more or less the same, but some functions are missing here, and some there. Better to have one place with all the functionality. It's really a bit confusing and should be better consolidated.

I'd also like to change the default sorting of the tags. Currently, it is set to "freq", but I find "alpha" much more useful. This should be changeable with "edit tags", or just remembered from your last session.

Great. Can't wait to see V3.

joel wrote:
> BTW, we plan to display recent tag cloud in "My Bookmark" page. Do you like it?

Not exactly sure what you mean with that

joel wrote:
> The whole tag cloud is displayed in "My bookmark" page, however, we find that tags we click most
> often are recent tags. So, we plan to add an extra "Recent tag cloud" above the current tag cloud. Do you like it?

Sounds reasonable. Would this also hold recent tag combinations or only single tags? It would be great if tag combinations could be somehow remembered. Something like the dropdown attached to "edit filters" in the addon.

> Another question, do you prefer the current tag cloud style ( shrunken in the tag cloud window) or an expanded tag cloud style (expand all tags)?

The current style is fine. I will have to scroll anyway, and it makes more sense and is faster to scroll only in the tag pane, not the complete window.

I noticed that the toolbars for Google and del,icio.us bookmarks show the bookmark menu with a hierarchy derived from the tags, while Diigo has only a flat menu and you need to "edit filter" to navigate to other tags. That's very inconvenient. Can we have something like in the Google and del,icio.us toolbar?

When I select the "it" tag, I never get any hits.