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== Enable the tag other tag/tags to get assigned to == | |||
Tags are great because one can assign an item to more than one categories. Folders (directories) can't do it. Anyhow, tags as implemented currently allow creation of flat structure only. Structures built from tags can evaluate in one dimension only. Folders (directories) do not show this weakness. To omit this weakness a tag needs to be able other tag or tags assigned get assigned to. Regarding tag assignment the tags need to be handled as bookmarks. A tag without any other tag assigned will appear on the top of tags structure. Tag with other tag/tags been assigned to appear in tags structure at level deeper than top level. The level depends of tags assigned to the tag. | |||
Two dimensional structure of tags arises. Like with folders. | |||
One you can group/organize your bookmarks like collection of files | |||
in directories structure. | |||
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Related to "Your Bookmark Is here": have an inobtrusive floating arrow hovering on the right side of your bookmark toolbar; to bookmark your current tab, just grab it and move it to point at the bookmark folder of your choice and click. If you double click the arrow, you'll be prompted to create a new folder through the normal dialogue. | Related to "Your Bookmark Is here": have an inobtrusive floating arrow hovering on the right side of your bookmark toolbar; to bookmark your current tab, just grab it and move it to point at the bookmark folder of your choice and click. If you double click the arrow, you'll be prompted to create a new folder through the normal dialogue. | ||
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