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== Menu == | == Menu == | ||
Inevitably, ... | Inevitably, people are going to want a menu. It's hard to be thrown straight into a new paradigm, ever if you're already using it without realizing (most people use Google on a regular basis). Sometimes a menu just works better. | ||
It would look something like: | |||
* [x] Bookmark This Page | |||
* Bookmark All Tabs | |||
* -------- | |||
* Search Bookmarks | |||
* Manage Bookmarks | |||
* -------- | |||
* {Tag} | |||
* {Tag} | |||
* {Tag} | |||
* {Tag} | |||
* {You get the idea} | |||
However, a menu brings up some issues with our (this article's) minimal-interaction policy. We could auto-generate tags from the indexed text of a bookmarked page, but this would require complicated matching-and-rescanning to generate hierarchies and prevent the list of items from running hundreds long. Then, after implementation it would probably not work very well. | |||
We could show the most recently used/added bookmarks, or the ones flagged important (also show up on bookmarks toolbar). | |||
We could make the user manually manage his tags. I don't like it, but it really seems the only available option. | |||
Dria [[User:Dria/On_Tagging#Tag_Suggest|mentions a tag suggest feature]] that somewhat resembles my auto-generation idea. However, his idea is a ''suggestion'', that can be pruned by the user. I think that makes a big difference. | |||
Help! Suggestions? | |||