David Chisnall wrote: > Going back to Isaiah's document-based web browser, you could drag a > generic container labeled 'bookmarks' to the edge, and have it as a > place to drop links while you are browsing. While on this idea; it > is starting to grow on me. I think web browsing is used in two > contexts: > > 1) As the primary task (i.e. procrastinating) > 2) As an assistant (e.g. when using a web view to look up documentation) > > For the first, a dedicated Procrastination project would be ideal > (maybe put some games in there as well). Or call it 'Research' and > pretend you are actually doing work. You want all your bookmarks > etc. stored in the same location as the browser for this. > > For the second, you want a web view, and little else. Maybe a small > collection of links (e.g. AppKit Reference, Foundation Reference, > etc), but most importantly you want to be able to throw this at the > edge of your screen to make the clutter go away when you are not > using it. > > The web view would be part of the project, but I think we want to > possibly have some way of visually differentiating between editable > and non-editable views (e.g. PDF / Web views). Thoughts?
:D Thanks! (That sounds like a complement) In passing I thought I'd mention that I've just set up my blog, and my first post is related to the subject of making everything document-based/object-oriented. You can find it here: http://ipaqah-blog.blogspot.com/2007/04/object-oriented-user-environment-die.html More articles will follow... :) Isaiah Beerbower _______________________________________________ Etoile-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
