On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 09:05 -0700, Ryan Thiessen wrote: > I can see the logic in what you are saying. Perhaps it would make the > most sense to throw everything with one word that contains a period to > the error page -- gnome.ort and gnemo.org would get that -- but > anything with a space or without a period that doesn't match a smart > bookmark could go to a web search instead. It sounds complicated, but > it's really not. Anything that looks like an URL would be loaded as > an URL; everything else is either a smart bookmark or web search. > > Does this satsify your use case while still retaining Epiphany's quick > and easy search method? Unfortunately, no :(. While it *will* work 95% of the time, that makes the times when it *doesn't* work all the more unexpected to the casual user. The user won't be able to figure out trivially when he'll get an error page and when he'll get a search results page. That makes Epiphany unpredictable, which sucks. Of course, compromises must be made; this solution seems at first glance like it'll work better than others. -- Adam Hooper <adamh densi com>
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