Looks good. A few comments below On Apr 2, 2011, at 4:15 AM, philostein wrote:
>> Also Current Web Page comes from the Safari plugin (which should be in >> requirements) so while it works, it probably shouldn't be here at all since >> it's the same as URL.What I'd do in this case is under Operas current web >> page, in the note I'd say not to be confused with the badly named Current >> web page proxy object which refers only to Safari's current page. > > Added the Safari Module condition. I like it because I find it's the > most useful Command. I realise it's subjective, but I think it's worth > promoting such Commands. Added a 'Current Web Page' explanation. I agree that useful examples are a good thing. In the manual I tried to separate out feature documentation from specific ways that I or others use Quicksilver. Maybe a separate Tips section? Maybe there's no need to separate it but in thinking about use cases, if need to lookup something about a plugin, I don't want to have to meander through extra stuff. >> I assume searches work with Find With... and Search For... which require the >> Web Searches plugin and probably should be listed explicitly for people to >> find and need something in the third pane (its listed as blank). > > Wouldn't the URL have to contain *** as the search parameter? It's > unlikely that someone would have that as an open tab URL and want to > use it with an action. Is there any Opera exclusive Commands that > would use search URLs? I was referring to the "searches" part of "Opera bookmarks and searches". I assume these are search engines for the search box (like google or imdb) and have *** or %s in their URL (and both work with QS). If not, then I really don't understand what the plugin is doing :) Howard
