[Epiphany] Bookmark handling

["Nuno Ferreira" <nuno ferreira graycell biz>]

Hi,
I haven't been following epiphany development so if this has been discussed
please excuse me for bringing this up once again.
That said, for sometime (a couple of months) I had no access to a 
linux desktop system so I couldn't check epiphany but from what I've read
I tought it would have the perfect bookmark system for me.
This week I installed epiphany for the first time and I have some remarks
about how the bookmark system could be improved for me.

* First, organize the bookmarks in a hierarchy using all the keywords, that
  is, if you have site JL with keywords "Java, Linux", site J with only the
  "Java" keyword ans site L with the "Linux keyword", show it under the
  branch that contains all the keywords, that is:

  Linux +                        and          Java +
        |- Java +                                  |- Linux +
        |       |- Site JL                         |        |- Site JL 
        |       \ ...                              |        \ ...
        |- Site L                                  |- Site J
        \ ...                                      \ ...

  Another option is to have the organization you have now, but with the
  hierarchy added, showing the bookmarks in every branch that has a
  subset of the bookmark's keywords, that is:

  Linux +                        and          Java +
        |- Java +                                  |- Linux +
        |       |- Site JL                         |        |- Site JL 
        |       \ ...                              |        \ ...
        |- Site L                                  |- Site J
        |- Site JL                                 |- Site JL
        \ ...                                      \ ...


* Second, it should be possible to specify the keywords writting them
  in a text box in addition to choosing them from a list, but I could live
  without this.

* Third, I should be able to search the bookmarks from the address bar. From
  1he example above, if I wrote "Linux" on the address bar, I should get in
  the auto-completion box (is that the name?) site L and site JL. If I
  continued writting and wrote "Linux Java" I should get Site JL.


With the first and third suggestions above, I would have a "near perfect"
bookmark system.
If this was already discussed, please point me to relevant threads in the
archives.

Thanks
--
Nuno