[ydn-delicious] Re: handling of bookmarklets
--- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, toxmeister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Weymar matthew.weymar@ wrote: I used to have some bookmarklets in my FF Bookmarks Toolbar. These seem to be gone - and in particular, are not located in firefox:toolbar where I might have expected to see them -- except that they are bookmarklets, and so probably aren't savable to del(???...) I'd just like to follow up on this question, since it hasn't been answered so far...?! It makes ya wonder, doesn't it? The lack of response A simple We are aware of this, and working on it, even if you're not, would be preferable to Silence. To be clear, what one starts to wonder is: Do you care about stuff like this? About the quality of the service you're offering? About your userbase? and in particular, communicating with us?... After all, it's been more than a month since the topic was raised, and for some, it's a show stopper. This is not meant - hopefully obviously - as a hard time, but rather as a heads up re how these things - the Sounds of Silence - may be interpreted. Now back to the original issue: firefox:toolbar is now showing my bookmarklets. Hurrah!... Thank you!... etc., etc I guess you fixed this. Who knew?... Still, I don't *really* want to have to switch between Recently Bookmarked and firefox:toolbar every time I want access to my bookmarklets. Ideally, I could have *both* firefox:toolbar Recently Bookmarked up simultaneously. I can't figure out how to do this, however. Any suggestions?... Thanks, Matthew (who realizes that this is not, strictly speaking, a del. issue - but it is your extension that is creating this issue, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.) I also used to have several bookmarklets in my toolbar which now have graciously (without warning) disappeared. I'm also not able to re-add them since they all exceed the maximum length of the URL field in the del.icio.us DB... One of the bookmarklets is a password generator (http://labs.zarate.org/passwd/) which I've been using on a daily basis. Not being able to store the bookmarklet anymore stops me from logging in to various sites and forced for me to un-install this new (and in most other respects excellent) extension... Could you please shed some more light how/if/when bookmarklets will be handled by del.icio.us in the near future? Currently this is a show stopper for me! Thanks best, K. -- http://toxi.co.uk/
RE: [ydn-delicious] Re: handling of bookmarklets
Sorry. We get a lot of email over here and it gets hard to keep track at times. The the delicious firefox extension dev team will get back shortly, since this seems reasonable. Additionally, that team has their own list at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/delicious-firefox-extension/ as well. Joshua _ From: ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of mweymar Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 7:43 AM To: ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com Subject: [ydn-delicious] Re: handling of bookmarklets --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com mailto:ydn-delicious%40yahoogroups.com , toxmeister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com mailto:ydn-delicious%40yahoogroups.com , Matthew Weymar matthew.weymar@ wrote: I used to have some bookmarklets in my FF Bookmarks Toolbar. These seem to be gone - and in particular, are not located in firefox:toolbar where I might have expected to see them -- except that they are bookmarklets, and so probably aren't savable to del(???...) I'd just like to follow up on this question, since it hasn't been answered so far...?! It makes ya wonder, doesn't it? The lack of response A simple We are aware of this, and working on it, even if you're not, would be preferable to Silence. To be clear, what one starts to wonder is: Do you care about stuff like this? About the quality of the service you're offering? About your userbase? and in particular, communicating with us?... After all, it's been more than a month since the topic was raised, and for some, it's a show stopper. This is not meant - hopefully obviously - as a hard time, but rather as a heads up re how these things - the Sounds of Silence - may be interpreted. Now back to the original issue: firefox:toolbar is now showing my bookmarklets. Hurrah!... Thank you!... etc., etc I guess you fixed this. Who knew?... Still, I don't *really* want to have to switch between Recently Bookmarked and firefox:toolbar every time I want access to my bookmarklets. Ideally, I could have *both* firefox:toolbar Recently Bookmarked up simultaneously. I can't figure out how to do this, however. Any suggestions?... Thanks, Matthew (who realizes that this is not, strictly speaking, a del. issue - but it is your extension that is creating this issue, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.) I also used to have several bookmarklets in my toolbar which now have graciously (without warning) disappeared. I'm also not able to re-add them since they all exceed the maximum length of the URL field in the del.icio.us DB... One of the bookmarklets is a password generator (http://labs.zarate.org/passwd/ http://labs.zarate.org/passwd/ ) which I've been using on a daily basis. Not being able to store the bookmarklet anymore stops me from logging in to various sites and forced for me to un-install this new (and in most other respects excellent) extension... Could you please shed some more light how/if/when bookmarklets will be handled by del.icio.us in the near future? Currently this is a show stopper for me! Thanks best, K. -- http://toxi.co.uk/ http://toxi.co.uk/ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ydn-delicious] use of del.icio.us api
Hi, We have implemented a tagging option in our intranet information system. We would like to integrate a del.icio.us like tag cloud. I was wondering if using the del.icio.us would be a good solution, since all information would be used exclusively in intern, that is to say that the displayed tags wouldn't be related to number of times all users tagged it in del.icio.us, but to the number of times it was tagged in our system. What do you advise me to do ? And is there any help/examples about how to use the api ? I could only see this page : http://del.icio.us/help/api/ Thanks.
[ydn-delicious] Re: handling of bookmarklets
Hey Matthew, I'm the PM working on the firefox extension for del.icio.us. Sorry about the delay in responding. We are working on a solution for this issue, though it's not exactly as you describe. We're planning on providing the ability to retain the original FF bookmarks toolbar and keeping it alongside the del.icio.us toolbar. This way you can keep your livemarks in one and recently bookmarked in the other. There's a fairly vigorous debate in the 'delicious-firefox-extension' group if you'd like to participate. Thanks, Nick --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, mweymar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, toxmeister toxmeister@ wrote: --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Weymar matthew.weymar@ wrote: I used to have some bookmarklets in my FF Bookmarks Toolbar. These seem to be gone - and in particular, are not located in firefox:toolbar where I might have expected to see them -- except that they are bookmarklets, and so probably aren't savable to del(???...) I'd just like to follow up on this question, since it hasn't been answered so far...?! It makes ya wonder, doesn't it? The lack of response A simple We are aware of this, and working on it, even if you're not, would be preferable to Silence. To be clear, what one starts to wonder is: Do you care about stuff like this? About the quality of the service you're offering? About your userbase? and in particular, communicating with us?... After all, it's been more than a month since the topic was raised, and for some, it's a show stopper. This is not meant - hopefully obviously - as a hard time, but rather as a heads up re how these things - the Sounds of Silence - may be interpreted. Now back to the original issue: firefox:toolbar is now showing my bookmarklets. Hurrah!... Thank you!... etc., etc I guess you fixed this. Who knew?... Still, I don't *really* want to have to switch between Recently Bookmarked and firefox:toolbar every time I want access to my bookmarklets. Ideally, I could have *both* firefox:toolbar Recently Bookmarked up simultaneously. I can't figure out how to do this, however. Any suggestions?... Thanks, Matthew (who realizes that this is not, strictly speaking, a del. issue - but it is your extension that is creating this issue, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.) I also used to have several bookmarklets in my toolbar which now have graciously (without warning) disappeared. I'm also not able to re-add them since they all exceed the maximum length of the URL field in the del.icio.us DB... One of the bookmarklets is a password generator (http://labs.zarate.org/passwd/) which I've been using on a daily basis. Not being able to store the bookmarklet anymore stops me from logging in to various sites and forced for me to un-install this new (and in most other respects excellent) extension... Could you please shed some more light how/if/when bookmarklets will be handled by del.icio.us in the near future? Currently this is a show stopper for me! Thanks best, K. -- http://toxi.co.uk/
[ydn-delicious] Re: use of del.icio.us api
Hi, You might be able to do this by creating a del.icio.us account to track tags in your system. Once you do this you can use the tags/get API to return counts for the tags for that specific account. http://del.icio.us/help/api/tags -n. --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, kikimalibu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, We have implemented a tagging option in our intranet information system. We would like to integrate a del.icio.us like tag cloud. I was wondering if using the del.icio.us would be a good solution, since all information would be used exclusively in intern, that is to say that the displayed tags wouldn't be related to number of times all users tagged it in del.icio.us, but to the number of times it was tagged in our system. What do you advise me to do ? And is there any help/examples about how to use the api ? I could only see this page : http://del.icio.us/help/api/ Thanks.
[ydn-delicious] Checking for Missing/404 Links
Hey folks.. Have been using del.icio.us for a few weeks now.. Am rather happy with things.. Very easy for me to share my bookmarks between FF and IE at home and at work. Have just finished importing all of my IE bookamarks, and now have to tag them (179 links. This is gonna take awhile.) Thanks Del folks for the awesome util! Moving on.. Have a question.. Went through the help pages and didn't see anything related to this mentioned.. Does del.icio.us do any sort of checking for 404 pages? If it doesn't (and I'm betting it doesn't) .. Does anyone know of a util/program/browser plugin/anything that does?
Re: [ydn-delicious] Checking for Missing/404 Links
I asked about this very thing recently - a feature to ping all your bookmarks
and return a list of dead links which the user might have the option of keeping
or deleting. Still waiting for the delicious team to hear if they are going to
roll
this up as part of their next feature set.
Mike
P.S. I have over 2,300 bookmarks and yeah, it takes a while to manually validate
them all!
- Original Message
From: Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 5:18:22 PM
Subject: [ydn-delicious] Checking for Missing/404 Links
Hey folks..
Have been using del.icio.us for a few weeks now.. Am rather happy with
things.. Very easy for me to share my bookmarks between FF and IE at
home and at work. Have just finished importing all of my IE bookamarks,
and now have to tag them (179 links. This is gonna take awhile.)
Thanks Del folks for the awesome util!
Moving on..
Have a question.. Went through the help pages and didn't see anything
related to this mentioned..
Does del.icio.us do any sort of checking for 404 pages?
If it doesn't (and I'm betting it doesn't) .. Does anyone know of a
util/program/ browser plugin/anything that does?
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[ydn-delicious] Re: Checking for Missing/404 Links
We talked about this ourselves- one issue is that many people save
private bookmarks to intranet sites which are not visible to our
machines, so these would show up as 'dead'. Also, most news sites
don't actually return a 404 when an article is taken down, but instead
a pretty error page which is still a valid page.
So we have thought about the problem but haven't thought of any clear
solutions. Even if we just checked for 404's, the numerous edge cases
add up to a confusing experience.
-Nick
--- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, Michael Feher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked about this very thing recently - a feature to ping all your
bookmarks
and return a list of dead links which the user might have the option
of keeping
or deleting. Still waiting for the delicious team to hear if they
are going to roll
this up as part of their next feature set.
Mike
P.S. I have over 2,300 bookmarks and yeah, it takes a while to
manually validate
them all!
- Original Message
From: Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 5:18:22 PM
Subject: [ydn-delicious] Checking for Missing/404 Links
Hey folks..
Have been using del.icio.us for a few weeks now.. Am rather happy with
things.. Very easy for me to share my bookmarks between FF and IE at
home and at work. Have just finished importing all of my IE bookamarks,
and now have to tag them (179 links. This is gonna take awhile.)
Thanks Del folks for the awesome util!
Moving on..
Have a question.. Went through the help pages and didn't see anything
related to this mentioned..
Does del.icio.us do any sort of checking for 404 pages?
If it doesn't (and I'm betting it doesn't) .. Does anyone know of a
util/program/ browser plugin/anything that does?
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[ydn-delicious] Re: Checking for Missing/404 Links
Try giving this a shot: http://peerfactor.fr/testmarks/ Brett --- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey folks.. Have been using del.icio.us for a few weeks now.. Am rather happy with things.. Very easy for me to share my bookmarks between FF and IE at home and at work. Have just finished importing all of my IE bookamarks, and now have to tag them (179 links. This is gonna take awhile.) Thanks Del folks for the awesome util! Moving on.. Have a question.. Went through the help pages and didn't see anything related to this mentioned.. Does del.icio.us do any sort of checking for 404 pages? If it doesn't (and I'm betting it doesn't) .. Does anyone know of a util/program/browser plugin/anything that does?
[ydn-delicious] Scheduled Outage on Sunday 12/17 at 12PM PST
Hi all, As stated in our a href=http://blog.del.icio.us;blog/a today, we're planning a 2 hour outage at noon PST on Sunday. The outage is for implementing performance and stability upgrades, and I just wanted to give this group the heads up. While this outage is in effect, you will not have access to your bookmarks (unless you are using the new 1.3 release of the Firefox extension). Let me know if you have any questions. -n.
Re: [ydn-delicious] Re: handling of bookmarklets
nick.nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Communication with users is extremely important to us, and one of the things we're working on right now is to create a real forum for discussing del.icio.us, which is more collaborative and doesn't require a separate login. It should be easier to track and comprehend than a mailing list and our goal is to improve communication and collaboration far beyond what we have today. A mailing list is hard to track and comprehend? FWIW, I prefer the mailing list form. -- -John Sullivan -http://www.wjsullivan.net -GPG Key: AE8600B6
