Hi, Pat, I just explored around and found that I could right click (yes, I know, only one button is needed but Apple fell into it) and click on the delete.
M Moon --- Patricia Friggens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, David.....I just downloaded Camino yesterday and > have it set up > (mostly), and have a really dumb question. How do > you delete the > bookmarks not wanted? Seems like it is easier with > Safari. I know it > is something simple that I have not thought about. > > I, too, think I am going to like this browser. I > was wondering where > to go since Safari has sort of pooped out on us. > > Thanks, Pat in Albuquerque > > > > > On Jan 18, 2005, at 12:08 PM, David Fedoruk wrote: > > Hi, > > One of the common things running though this thread > is the shock when > this feature (the Bookmark Manager) is first > encountered. I > experienced the same shock, but after a while, I got > used to it. i > realised that my tabs were not gone and that I had > not lost anything. > > I assume the reasons for opening the Bookmark > Manager is to edit or > arrange your bookmarks (obviously). This is a *very* > hands on activity > and you cannot really be editing your book marks AND > be using your > active tabs. > > Opening the Bookmark Manager has more in common with > pulling down the > Camino menu and choosing Preferences which also > obscures your open > page(s). Customizing your Toolbar also pulls down a > sheet which > obscures AND prevents you from doing anything other > than changing how > your Toolbar look and acts. Following the logic from > this thread, the > actions of both these objects should be in question. > The reason seems > clear. There two objects basically work exactly the > same as in other > browsers. > > There is no reason why Camino should do things the > same as all other > browsers. I like the fact that Camino does do things > differently in > some cases. I like Camino because it has attempted > to create a > different browser experience. For the most part it > has been very > successful. After using the Bookmark Manager as is > for quite some time > now, I have gotten used to it and am quite happy > with it. I opened > Firefox's Sidebar Bookmark Manager and wondered how > anyone to edit or > arrange book marks in that small cramped space. Of > course you can pull > the window open wider but that obscures the page(s) > you're looking at > anyway. Firefox will also open the manager in a > separate window, which > is nice, but adds to the clutter on my iBook. > > I am not intending to criticise other browsers > because I use them as > well. But Camino has chosen to do things differently > for reasons that > have already been discussed elsewhere. I am glad > for Camino's > compactness. It's slimmed down qualities are > features and not things > that need to be complicated with all the bells and > whistles other > browsers have. > > When Camino becomes scriptable, users will be able > to extend it with > any other features they want. Perhaps the requests > here should be for > scriptability and not for changes in the basic > design of the > application. > > David > > -- > The Penguin did it!! > _______________________________________________ > Camino mailing list > [email protected] > http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino > > _______________________________________________ > Camino mailing list > [email protected] > http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino > _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
