I've been thinking about the third screenshot for the web site and the
suggestion to use a web-related one sounded like the best one to me as
it will be something visibly different with a potential 'cool' effect.
The thing is, however, that I am never using that feature myself which
probably disqualifies me from using it. Besides, when playing around
with the default bookmarks I always found the result clumsy and not-
working (with there never being a 'magic' appearance of bibliography
entries while browsing Google Scholar results, say, so I'm not quite
sure whether I'm not using the feature correctly (which in itself may
hint that its UI isn't the way it's supposed to be) or whether the
feature isn't ready for prime time.
I also think the back/forward/reload buttons should be left of the
address bar in the web browser as they are in all (decent) web browsers.
Sven
P.S. Last year I also tried to write some notes about the direct
catalogue search features BibDesk has now, but I never sent them
because I'm not sure they'll make any sense to you and I have no clue
about those things anyway. I can send them separately, so you have the
input, but I'm not sure it will actually help. My impression about
them is that they're potentially very powerful and cool but that using
them is so clumsy at this stage that the power may remain hidden.
--
Sven-S. Porst . http://earthlingsoft.net/ssp . AIM: cv47al
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