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* Ease selection of favorite, most frequently visited bookmarks by displaying them in a larger font and/or with a larger icon than less regularly loaded bookmarks | * Ease selection of favorite, most frequently visited bookmarks by displaying them in a larger font and/or with a larger icon than less regularly loaded bookmarks | ||
* Have the ability to use custom favicons/icons on bookmark folders added to the 'Bookmarks Toolbar Folder' instead of the default yellow folder. | * Have the ability to use custom favicons/icons on bookmark folders added to the 'Bookmarks Toolbar Folder' instead of the default yellow folder. | ||
* Ability to define a DIV element by a page author, saved together with a bookmark, displayed as a bookmark sub-menu or as additional item on the about:bookmarks list, | * Ability to define a DIV element by a page author, saved together with a bookmark, displayed as a bookmark sub-menu or as additional item on the about:bookmarks list, i.e. used to store the most important links of the bookmarked page or site. | ||
* [[GraphicalMicrosummaries|Graphical Microsummaries]] could be extended to allow not just microsummary data, but arbitrary graphics from the page provider. | * [[GraphicalMicrosummaries|Graphical Microsummaries]] could be extended to allow not just microsummary data, but arbitrary graphics from the page provider. | ||
* 'Piles' or Areas - Alternative 2-D display option to group bookmarks in loose fields by tags and manual placement. This would be a more user customized format like icons on a desktop. | * 'Piles' or Areas - Alternative 2-D display option to group bookmarks in loose fields by tags and manual placement. This would be a more user customized format like icons on a desktop. | ||