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* Add an option to the View menu to hide all the top toolbars and the tab bar when the mouse is not over the window header or, when in fullscreen mode, not at the top of the window. | * Add an option to the View menu to hide all the top toolbars and the tab bar when the mouse is not over the window header or, when in fullscreen mode, not at the top of the window. | ||
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* Create a right-mouse button to view (or cut & paste) a portion of a tabled webpage by highlighting onto another tab, especially useful for printing text and/or an article without the page-hogging advertisements or webpage navigation menus, i.e. useful for pages that don't show a "Print-friendly" link. | |||
* A way to print Google maps and directions without having to go to their print-friendly version which lacks resolution, and has limited print options for maps that are printed with directions. | |||
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== Feeds | == Feeds Handling == | ||
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- [http://reader.google.com Google Reader]<br /> | - [http://reader.google.com Google Reader]<br /> | ||
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== Microformat Handling == | |||
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* | * As users interact online, data elements would be detected by parsing micro-formatted content or implicit/latent micro-formats such as FedEx/UPS tracking numbers, AIM screen names, etc.. | ||
* | * The detectors themselves could be plug-able, so that users may replace the default detectors or add new detectors for specific content types. Thus, research, innovation, and communities could form around creating the highest quality and most accurate content detectors. | ||
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* Contextual menu items could allow users to apply actions to detected data elements. For example, contextual menu actions for detected hCards could include "add to address book," "email contact," "dial number with Skype" etc. | |||
* Contextual menu add-ons could be created to link detected data elements to online services. For example, a user could right-click an identified hCard address to save it to LinkedIn or Plaxo, or right-click a hCalendar event to save it to Google Calendar or Upcoming.org. | |||
* Since other data detectors such as Microsoft Smart Tags and Google AutoLink redirect users to each company's respective online properties, an open system would allow users to associate content types to their choice of online services. | |||
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* Once data elements are detected, they could then be normalized according to a universal schema and then added to a local data store. | |||
* User preferences or rules engines for web content would control how information is collected and saved. A rule would allow a user to do things like save all detected hCards found within a particular domain, etc. Distinctions would need to be made between data that is cached or explicitly saved. | |||
* Additionally, metadata such as timestamp, source, subject, annotations, tags, user context, etc. could also be captured, perhaps within some type of metadata index. | |||
* Thus, the utility and value of collected data increases as information assets increase over time. | |||
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- [http://simile.mit.edu/piggy-bank/ Piggy Bank]<br /> | - [http://simile.mit.edu/piggy-bank/ Piggy Bank]<br /> | ||
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