Hi, > Current behaviour is not due to any policy :-) but lack of > implementation. I feel several things should be done > (1) Expire webhistory data in beagle after some time (user configurable)
Yeah, this should be really straightforward to add. Basically the indexing service backend will need a task that runs once a day and does a date search. Anything older than the threshold should be scheduled for removal. Since every time you visit a particular page it gets reindexed, the timestamp of these items will always be correct. > (2) Provide API and standard tool to let users delete specific items Yep, beagle-master-delete-button is this tool and is an example of how to use the API. Clearing the web history index when clearing the browser cache is a good idea too, if it's possible to notice that from an extension. Maybe our Firefox extension SoC project could do that (hint, hint. :). Joe _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
