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***By jmkovey*** | ***By jmkovey*** | ||
My top add-on would be having a to-do list that could come up as a sidebar. It would be nice if this could have a form that you could automatically add an event to Google calendar. I would like the to-do list to be stored so that no matter what, it will be there when I start up. Obviously it'd be nice to be able to set priority or due date and be easy to add/delete entries. | My top add-on would be having a to-do list that could come up as a sidebar. It would be nice if this could have a form that you could automatically add an event to Google calendar. I would like the to-do list to be stored so that no matter what, it will be there when I start up. Obviously it'd be nice to be able to set priority or due date and be easy to add/delete entries. | ||
* Stacked Tickers: Instead of having all your feeds scrolling in the same ticker space, have several tickers stacked at the bottom of the screen, with different feeds in each one. These could be arranged by themes, so that one displays "News", another for "Tech Updates" etc., according to the user's preferences. -Dimatrix | |||
* Date awareness for news sites: When a news article is displayed, a small box could pop up in the bottom corner stating "This was published on {date}". My gripe is with the BBC on this one; their "Related Articles" list often links to OLD NEWS, but this isnt made apparent. You could click twice and be staring at years-old material: not ideal if you are searching for current information. -Dimatrix | |||