Collapse page and metapage - 6 views

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  #2 François Dongier on 01 Feb 10

   

  Yes, this is particularly annoying in Twine, where loading the metapage takes forever. I wouldn't mind if Diigo took me to the annotated page, with the highlighted content and a link to the original page. I don't find the current implementation (with a horizontal split of the linked page) very convenient.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Yes, this is particularly annoying in Twine, where loading the metapage takes forever. I wouldn't mind if Diigo took me to the annotated page, with the highlighted content and a link to the original page. I don't find the current implementation (with a horizontal split of the linked page) very convenient.</div>

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  #3 Kurt Laitner on 01 Feb 10

   

  I do like hilighting to show, but would like to be seeing only my and my colleagues hilighting within the context I am navigating to that page from, likely with toggles for 'all comments' 'all highlighting' 'my highlighting only' - zigtag used a left side sidebar for contextual information (tags, who had saved etc) and on a wide screen with the normal widths of websites this was usually less annoying than the horizontal split diigo uses. I find the menu bar on diigo sufficient usually for non ambient context as I can always click the bookmark link and it will show me tags and where the url is shared already. It would be nice to fitz law that gesture like shooting the mouse pointer to left side of screen, or some gesture to pull it up, finding the little itty bitty bookmark target is annoying

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I do like hilighting to show, but would like to be seeing only my and my colleagues hilighting within the context I am navigating to that page from, likely with toggles for 'all comments' 'all highlighting' 'my highlighting only' - zigtag used a left side sidebar for contextual information (tags, who had saved etc) and on a wide screen with the normal widths of websites this was usually less annoying than the horizontal split diigo uses. I find the menu bar on diigo sufficient usually for non ambient context as I can always click the bookmark link and it will show me tags and where the url is shared already. It would be nice to fitz law that gesture like shooting the mouse pointer to left side of screen, or some gesture to pull it up, finding the little itty bitty bookmark target is annoying</div>

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