What would you like to be in the next version of Safari? I my self would like to see bookmark search in the search box or some sort of keyword search where all I'd have to do is type in bookmark: mac and it will bring up that folder or all bookmark's tagged with mac.
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Originally posted by sethrubenstein
What would you like to be in the next version of Safari? I my self would like to see bookmark search in the search box or some sort of keyword search where all I'd have to do is type in bookmark: mac and it will bring up that folder or all bookmark's tagged with mac.
Bingo! Opera's had this for years now. What's Apple's issue? I have a huge collection of bookmarks and all I have to do is type in a few characters and it drills down to the ones I need.
How about letting us manage a collection of search sites as well? I should have a search field that has the usual suspects amazon, google, etc but I should be able to click on a websites search field and add that as well.
Mail integration. I should be able to get access to my mail without actually opening mail.app. Safari should speak in the language of my mail format.
Built in iTunes mini player. Sometimes I like to surf and jam. Develop a liteweight player that taps into my library. Make it smart to..when I'm on a computer site techno should be playing. When I sneak on over to a porn site the cheesiest 70's music in my collection should be playing
To be able to friggin pulldown the bookmarks like in IE. Having to have to click the bookmark icon and no see the website I'm on while searching through my 1 million bookmakrs is the stupidest shit I've ever some across.
Oh, and some performance and rendering improvements as well. Love Safari, but have to resort to Firefox for some sites. Can't stand the banner ads.
Originally posted by aecheylon
The add to bookmarks sheet is really, really hard to use once you have a lot of items. What's wrong with a resizable finder-esque window? I'm thinking, I guess, of something more like the open/save dialog boxes, or maybe even a browser-mode Finder window with your "collections" in a blue left pane, and embedded folders displayed column-style. The again, maybe a somewhat more specialized window like the Media Browser in iLife. Anyway, that add to bookmarks drop-down needs work! I always feel like I've taken a step back in time to 1997 with that thing.
God thank you someone else thinks this. It drives me nuts that I have a single long list of nested folders to choose from. Just have a miniature version of bookmarks pane when adding a bookmark, problem solved.
Originally posted by aecheylon
The add to bookmarks sheet is really, really hard to use once you have a lot of items. What's wrong with a resizable finder-esque window? I'm thinking, I guess, of something more like the open/save dialog boxes, or maybe even a browser-mode Finder window with your "collections" in a blue left pane, and embedded folders displayed column-style. The again, maybe a somewhat more specialized window like the Media Browser in iLife. Anyway, that add to bookmarks drop-down needs work! I always feel like I've taken a step back in time to 1997 with that thing.
God thank you someone else thinks this. It drives me nuts that I have a single long list of nested folders to choose from. Just have a miniature version of bookmarks pane when adding a bookmark, problem solved.
Bingo! Opera's had this for years now. What's Apple's issue? I have a huge collection of bookmarks and all I have to do is type in a few characters and it drills down to the ones I need.
I've never used this feature. How is it different from being able to type the first few letters into the address bar and Safari shows the websites you have visited.
It drives me nuts that I have a single long list of nested folders to choose from. Just have a miniature version of bookmarks pane when adding a bookmark, problem solved.
You can choose to only use the Bookmark bar. That way you can divide your bookmarks into categories, and build the nests with related sites. That way each pull down will be shorter and contain the same type of site.