Public bug reported:
Google Desktop provides great utility to the user by keeping an archive
of the contents of previously browsed webpages.
If you remember reading some phrase in an article three months ago, you
could search it in Google Desktop, and the article would probably appear
– regardless of whether the keyword was in the webpage's metadata
(title, URL, tags, etc).
Zeitgeist+Chrome dataprovider should replicate this.
HTTPS pages are usually excluded.
Hopefully, you could do the same for the contents of other documents as
well (e.g. PDFs, etc).
Thank-you.
** Affects: zeitgeist-dataproviders
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: chrome
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/765434
Title:
Google Chrome dataprovider: Contents of (non-HTTPS) webpages seen
should be stored (like Google Desktop)
Status in Zeitgeist Data-Providers:
New
Bug description:
Google Desktop provides great utility to the user by keeping an
archive of the contents of previously browsed webpages.
If you remember reading some phrase in an article three months ago,
you could search it in Google Desktop, and the article would probably
appear – regardless of whether the keyword was in the webpage's
metadata (title, URL, tags, etc).
Zeitgeist+Chrome dataprovider should replicate this.
HTTPS pages are usually excluded.
Hopefully, you could do the same for the contents of other documents
as well (e.g. PDFs, etc).
Thank-you.
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