galeon bookmarks -- quo vadis ?

Micha <[email protected]> Wed, 16 Feb 2005 20:30:14 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel
Message-ID <20050216203014.27117c70@woody>

Hi,

For heavy researchers like me, search engines are more imprtant than bookma=
rk collections.
Nonetheless, i've got more than 1300 galeon bookmarks now in a complex fold=
er tree.
I need them as reminder (where i've been so far, or what i still have to re=
ad, in a specific context).
But since long i can't maintain the amount of folders / bookmarks anymore.=
=20
It's also too much to navigate through in acceptable time.=20
More often i do search with the inbuilt galeon keyword machine.=20
But this doesn't detect all information, and losses my 'mental keywords' fo=
lder structure.=20

Indeed the bookmark folders exist mainly to mark the context of a page.
I won't need folders at all if i would add some keywords to each bookmark.
But doing this manually would be4 too much effort again.

Here's a little brainstorming - it's a quickshot, but i hope it could lead =
to some concept.

a) A setting option for 'intelligent bookmark indexing'

b) When clicking a bookmark button, a popup window offers a table of all so=
 far used keywords,
   where i can select several at once by mouse-click
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c) Additionally, i may enter a new keyword in a form

d) Maybe future extension:=20
   galeon extracts some likely keywords from the page (learning, semi-intel=
ligent)=20
   which i can accept and/or add to my own selection
  =20
These keywords can either be added to a new bookmark as note.
More straightforward would be when the bookmarks are stored in a database w=
hich represents the keywords in a tree - but this implies a totally new int=
ernal machine and bookmark format.

Ideally, i would bookmark a location, accept the proposed keywords and that=
's all=20
-- and with two clicks (and no roaming through folder trees) i have the boo=
kmark 'sorted in'.

greets,


micha.


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