Re: firefox user trying out epiphany looking for bookmarks toolbar

[Raul Acevedo <raul cantara com>]

On Thu, 2005-11-03 at 14:12 +0100, Reinout van Schouwen wrote:

> > What would be the epiphany equivalent, that I could easily access 
> > without having to type and without having a separate bookmarks window 
> > open?
> 
> The Epiphany bookmarks system relies on the fact that you should be able 
> to type a few letters of the bookmark title or topic in the address bar, 
> and you'll be able to select it from the dropdown menu. If you really 
> don't want to type and don't want a separate bookmarks window open, you 
> could still put your most frequently accessed bookmarks or topics on the 
> toolbar.

I definitely don't want to type (I'm usually a keyboard freak, but when
web browsing heavily I use mostly the mouse), and I definitely don't
want a separate window cluttering my workspace.

When I look at my imported bookmarks from the Bookmarks menu, the
submenus are preserved.  But when I type Ctrl-b for the bookmarks
window, and either drag & drop the top level topic or right click and
select "Show in Bookmarks Bar", the menu in the bookmarks bar only shows
the top level bookmarks; no submenus.

Thanks!

Raul