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by insky 12y ago
That's the one thing I liked about Typo3, that it insisted on heirarchical placement of a page in the nav. I think to understand the reason for the above is that those systems appeared before 'tagging' and loose content relat
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by insky 12y ago
Drag and drop is popular. We are just less and less used to the paradigm, and don't expect it to work in the browser. I don't think there is much wrong with the approach, but there is a blur between app/OS interfaces and we
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by insky 12y ago
+1 for having a usable demo to play with off the bat. I tried to publish a simple page from the demo. But I did have problems: I created a callout, and then created a page. I then tried to add the callout to the page. And save as publish
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by insky 12y ago
Why is that a rhetorical question? It's a perfectly valid question.
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by insky 12y ago
I'm on Debian Nightly 31. And I can't even find the managing session stuff in the menus. I'm sure I used to be able to save a group of tabs. If bookmark management was better in the browsers I'm sure people would use t
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by insky 12y ago
Yes state as in where you are in a page isn't stored in the bookmark. I get that. I've tried loads of tab extensions. That one was broken for me when I tried it. I still think this is window manager / desktop manager terr
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by insky 12y ago
I interpreted the comment differently. I read that the human was to do the association more on a task base, rather than a file association.
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by insky 12y ago
Great for you with your 'keyboard', perhaps not so good for other input devices. I do actually have an irritation, when I'm in Chrome and I do a CTRL+L and CTRL+C, and then I go to paste what I think I've copied, actuall
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by insky 12y ago
Good point. I wondered why this didn't happen under my Chrome, but I have a different search engine and have unchecked the box under Settings->Advanced->Privacy. I'm not sure what gets sent with regards to spelling helpers?
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by insky 12y ago
There is a problem here, in that the user might not know which app should handle $x.
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by insky 12y ago
I agree there needs to be some reboot. Browsers could really help the user more. Regarding the apps breaking out, if we did away with tabs this could help, improve or rethink window management. I was trying to think what's the differ
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by insky 12y ago
I do think there should be more of a focus on URNS rather than URLs, and his could help. URLS are pretty rigid. If tommorow http was swapped out for a different protocol what would happen? You'd be better off referring to the article
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by insky 12y ago
That's pretty much how I feel. I was thinking for a second the whole UI might get a shake up, or rather, there would be innovative useful functions, that would set the browser apart. The bookmark and history managers are still pretty a
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by insky 12y ago
On Nightly on Linux that fade in and out isn't there on the hamburger menu. Unless that's because my GFX setup doesn't support it. Perhaps it has been addressed in a further release.