Re: Browser re-org

[Matthew Thomas <mpt myrealbox com>]

Em 20 Jul, 2005, às 1:11 PM, Bryan Clark escreveu:
> ...
> The main interaction for the browser is to have a single address /
> search entry area where you type in a web address or search term.  If
> the person enters a search term you send them to google, if they enter 
> a web site you feed that directly to mozilla.
> ...
> Part of the different feedback is the results view taking up the whole
> browser window.  I'm assuming that when you start typing in the address
> bar you are planning to lose the current browser window.  (understood
> ctrl-enter does differently, this is still possible)

Why should you need to have a browser window open to do this? This 
seems like something that should be in the panel, not inside Epiphany.

(I came across someone yesterday who always types Ctrl+T, not Ctrl+L, 
before going to a new page -- even if they don't want to keep the 
existing page around any more, the habit is too strong. They didn't 
know about Ctrl+Enter.)

> ...
> One other thing that I need some help figuring out how to do is to only
> get the text of the part of the web page that people have seen.  This 
> is a tuning of the other idea towards this "Remember the stuff I've 
> seen" goal.  If I haven't seen it we might want to remember it, but 
> not as high a ranking as the stuff i have actually seen.
> ...

Do you mean the part of the page you scrolled through, as opposed to 
the part you didn't scroll through?

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Matthew Thomas
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