Is it possible to select bookmarks based them not having a particular tag. I'm looking to do a major clean up of all my bookmarks (standardizing tag conventions, deleting out-of-date bookmarks, etc.). I thought I could have a tag that I add to each bookmark I process and then filter for bookmarks that don't have this tag to start a cleanup session.

I don't seem to be able to add any book marks because the recommended tags never load. Any idea what's going on or how long it's going to be a problem?

I'm having this problem on two different systems. Both XP both using FF 3.0.1.





Call Me What You Want wrote:
> Same problem as Jonathan Bailey. Firefox 2.0.0.6 on Linux

Just for the heck of it I tried to upgrade using the FF Ad-ons list and it worked fine. Seems like there's only a problem when updating through the automatic system that runs when FF is started up.



Joel Liu wrote:
> Hi Lee,
> You can try the following suggestions:
> 1) Clear the cache (Tools == >Clear private data === > Choose cache ), then reload the download page to install it again.
> 2) If it still doesn't help, please manually install the extension (right-click the install link - > "Save Link As"- > save the file, then drag the file icon onto an open Firefox window)
>
> If you still experience the problem by manually installing the extension, an anti-virus software may be corrupting the file. You need to disable the anti-virus software temporarily to download the extension.

Please make it possible to edit bookmarks from more locations. For example, there's no way to change the list a bookmark is on when you are viewing it in a list. So you go out to the main bookmark listing and search for the bookmark in question. It comes up in the search results but there's no way to edit it there either. This is a crucial feature. Thanks!

If you save a bookmark to a private list is it automatically private, or does the bookmark need to explicitly made private on it's own?

I saw that some delay in importing bookmarks via HTML is to be expected but I was wondering what was the typical delay. I sent in the request about 24 hours ago. Did something go wrong and should I resubmit it, or is this not unusual?

Thanks!

I tried a third time last night at home. Is there anywhere here to officially report a problem? I don't seem to be attracting the attention of the site admins on this forum.



Lee Potts wrote:
> Well I only have 47 items. I've tried twice now, once Friday and once this afternoon and none have shown up yet.
>
>
> Oliver S. wrote:
> > Lee Potts wrote:
> > > Thanks Oliver. What would be a more typical wait time?
> >
> > In my experience, not more than a couple of minutes (unless there are temporary technical difficulties). Of course, it also depends on the number of bookmarks that you are importing.

Thanks for your help Oliver.

I'm using FF 3.0.

You right about trying to import using the web interface and HTML, and I actually like the tool bar. The only problem is the import function toolbar only seems to be set up to import browser bookmarks. I'm just trying to bring in about 50 bookmarks I have in del.icio.us as a test run before I bring in about 500 from my browser.

Lee


Oliver S. wrote:
> I am just a Diigo user myself, so I can't tell whether there are currently any technical problems.
>
> Right now, I can't test Diigo but when I am back home I could try to reproduce your problem. It would help if you could tell me which web browser you use (including the version number).
>
> Another thing: You probably tried to import your bookmarks in HTML format via the web interface.
> Have you already tried to import your bookmarks with the Diigo toolbar?
> If you don't like to permanently install the toolbar, you could use a portable version of Mozilla Firefox and install it there. It works with the portable version, too.
> I know this would not be a solution to the original problem but it might do as a workaround for now.