Mozilla UX: Save For Later (why bookmarks are broken and how to fix it)
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Re: Mozilla UX: Save For Later (why bookmarks are broken and how to fix it)
#2No mention of HN's "saved stories"! :)
Re: Mozilla UX: Save For Later (why bookmarks are broken and how to fix it)
#3Getting a certificate error trying to open this page.
Re: Mozilla UX: Save For Later (why bookmarks are broken and how to fix it)
#4Getting a certificate error trying to open this page.
WFM. (In all browsers I can test on OSX.)
Hopefully you're not experiencing a MitM attack! :)
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#5Mozilla's UX posts continue to impress by being thorough and open-minded.
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#6Getting a certificate error trying to open this page.
They present a valid certificate for blog.mozilla.org from GeoTrust to me.
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#7I'm glad they're working on something, because my bookmarks are a good example of horribly broken.
(Ideally I'd have something that looked like the grid-home layout that most browsers have now, but for all my bookmarks. Then it'd have the ability to create / destroy folders, and drag and drop functionality to move bookmarks around.)
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#8Mozilla's UX posts continue to impress by being thorough and open-minded.
Firefox is improving at an amazing pace for both users and developers. It seems like the rapid release schedule has sparked a flame.
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#9Safari's Reading List comes to mind.
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#10My main gripe about Mozilla (Firefox, really) bookmarks is how to merge two bookmark files with tags attached.
Let me make that clearer, since apparently absolutely nobody at Mozilla can understand the italicized portion: I have two files full of tagged bookmarks. I want to have one file of tagged bookmarks. The tags from both original files must be preserved. If a bookmark is tagged in either of the original files, it must be tagged the same way in the new file.
Involving third-party hardware in this is not an option. I like my privacy.
It is a source of perpetual amazement to me that there is not an extension that will do this for me.