[Epiphany] Re: Bookmarks usability
- From: "David Adam Bordoley" <bordoley msu edu>
- To: Igor Lev <hyperf earthlink net>
- Cc: epiphany mozdev org
- Subject: [Epiphany] Re: Bookmarks usability
- Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 07:44:48 -0400
Igor Lev writes:
> I have been using the epiphany bookmarking system pretty extensively
> over the last couple of weeks now and I am really starting to appreciate
> it's usefulness. However, a pet peeve keeps coming up again and again.
> Each time I want to bookmark a page I instinctively click on the add a
> bookmark button and then realize that the topic I want to use for this
> bookmark does not exist yet. This means that I have to go to the
> bookmark menu again and choose edit bookmarks, then file in that window
> then create new bookmark. I believe that there might be some user
> support for a quick "Create Topic" button in the _add bookmark_ menu.
> Since that operation is very minimal in the edit bookmarks menu, I don't
> believe that this will disrupt the current layout of the bookmark system
> too much. I was just wondering what everyone else thought about this
> idea, since it would make adding bookmarks a much easier and smoother
> process but at the same time it does "ruin" the clear adding/editing
> separation hierarchy Epiphany has right now.
> --
I think that putting a new topic or maybe add topic entry in the bookmarks
menu might be a good idea. My main objection has always been that
adding/removing topics should not be done from within the new bookmark
dialog since it adds unneeded complexity to it. Your proposal should work
well actually. Since the new bookmark dialog is not modal, a user could do
bookmark->new topic, the new topic magically gets added to the existing new
bookmark dialog and then the user can add that topic to the bookmark. Please
file a bugzilla bug with this suggestion although i'm not sure if this could
get into 1.0. (up to marco)
dave
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