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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@zalex108 You simply shouldn't need to bookmark a page.
Opera Presto had this feature, what was also the main support base behind M2/Opera Mail, called 'full text index' that allowed you to find out any previously visited page just by remembering its content.
For me it was the best Opera Presto feature and the one I miss the most. Maybe the only one I really miss.So why not create something similar for Opera Chromium?
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zalex108 last edited by zalex108I remember that.
Did you requested on a Suggestions and feature topic?Despite that, folders are much than necessary for an organized environment.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
Did you requested on a Suggestions and feature topic?
Nope, although I may have mentioned it a few times.
@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
Despite that, folders are much than necessary for an organized environment.
As I said, you shouldn't need them.
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zalex108 last edited by zalex108
For a work environment you need order.
And sooner or later you will need it too.
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zalex108 last edited by
Different views?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@zalex108 Yes, like in Opera Mail. It doesn't allow you to create folders but you can create 'views' to see messages that follow a certain criteria.
So you could, for example, create a view to see all (visited) pages that have the word 'bookmarks' on its content.
And all done without the needing of manually bookmarking and sorting those pages.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@leocg @zalex108
I well remember the at times quite vitriolic arguments on the old Opera forum when the first Chromium versions of Opera were released with no bookmarking system.
People were either outraged that the system had been removed, or were hailing it as a great step forward and in some cases calling the naysayers "whingers and whiners"!
It got quite unpleasant at times.
Personally I was glad they brought it back, after all the fact that every other browser before or since has had some form of traditional bookmarks/favourites system must mean something.
At the end of the day, you don't have to use it if you don't want to.
I do agree that full search of previously visited web pages' content would be a great thing to have back though, but whether that makes traditional bookmarking redundant is a matter of opinion.
I personally think that you still need to have both. Apart from anything else, if every web page you visit is fully indexed and the information stored permanently, the database will quickly become absolutely massive, with possible negative consequences for browser speed and use of resources, and if you limit the database's size (as you could in Presto Opera) that somewhat limits its usefulness as a substitute for bookmarks as old information will get lost, whereas bookmarks are never lost unless manually deleted.
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zalex108 last edited by zalex108
@davehawley said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
I do agree that full search of previously visited web pages' content would be a great thing to have back though, but whether that makes traditional bookmarking redundant is a matter of opinion.
I personally think that you still need to have both. Apart from anything else, if every web page you visit is fully indexed and the information stored permanently, the database will quickly become absolutely massive, with possible negative consequences for browser speed and use of resources, and if you limit the database's size (as you could in Presto Opera) that somewhat limits its usefulness as a substitute for bookmarks as old information will get lost, whereas bookmarks are never lost unless manually deleted.Same opinion.
Recently I was trying to use that option and realized that does not exist on the new one.
I remember that it was very useful but didn't remember about it even after tried to on OBlink.But as Bookmarks engine, or the DB is somehow really reduced or with more than 3.000 bookmarks and a Bookmarks file size of around 2.50Mb it cannot compete, is not feasible.
Also, I can not see that for create searches/views as groups/folders for similar but different content, in case you want it grouped but separated.
For example, sport sites to view Live sports and sport sites to view matches already played, you will finally spend more time creating filters than creating two folders.
Despite that, bring back that feature would be much appreciated.
About O15,
Don't remember if O15 took out all bookmarks or kept the Bookmarks bar - I think they just used the SpeedDial -, and off course, I don't like a scrollable SpeedDial, I prefer to have few entries there."You cannot know the meaning of your life until you are connected to the power that created you". 路 Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@davehawley said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
I well remember the at times quite vitriolic arguments on the old Opera forum when the first Chromium versions of Opera were released with no bookmarking system.
People were either outraged that the system had been removed, or were hailing it as a great step forward and in some cases calling the naysayers "whingers and whiners"!I remember that too, I was within the ones in favor of the change, what I saw and still see as a step forward.
@davehawley said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
I personally think that you still need to have both. Apart from anything else, if every web page you visit is fully indexed and the information stored permanently, the database will quickly become absolutely massive, with possible negative consequences for browser speed and use of resources
Many people used to complain about it, personally I never had such problems.
I guess it wouldn't be a problem in modern computers.
@davehawley said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
and if you limit the database's size (as you could in Presto Opera) that somewhat limits its usefulness as a substitute for bookmarks as old information will get lost,
Maybe but since you would be returning to the pages kinda often, the information would be updated and, therefore, wouldn't be lost.
There could be a partial index system where only the most used words in a page are indexed. It would work like tags automatically generated.
Well, maybe we could have a transition system with both traditional bookmarks and full text index living together.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by leocg
@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
For example, sport sites to view Live sports and sport sites to view matches already played, you will finally spend more time creating filters than creating two folders.
Maybe, but once the view has been created, you wouldn't need to add new pages to it while in the traditional bookmarks system you have to do it manually.
@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
Don't remember if O15 took out all bookmarks or kept the Bookmarks bar
It had Stash and Speed Dial, that were supposed to be a replacements for bookmarks.
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zalex108 last edited by
@leocg said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
For example, sport sites to view Live sports and sport sites to view matches already played, you will finally spend more time creating filters than creating two folders.
Maybe, but once the view has been created, you wouldn't need to add new pages to it while in the traditional bookmarks system you have to do it manually.
Right,
That's comfortable.@zalex108 said in sort bookmarks alphabetically:
Don't remember if O15 took out all bookmarks or kept the Bookmarks bar
It had Stash and Speed Dial, that were supposed to be a replacements for bookmarks.
Ah!
I remember."You cannot know the meaning of your life until you are connected to the power that created you". 路 Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
