- From: David Cook <davidhcook@comcast.net>
- Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 11:50:07 -0400
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
I see that (like most browsers), Amaya keeps a list of places the user browsed to (recently). However, because Amaya is also an EDITOR, it would be cool if its list of browsed docs could distinguished 'just visited' links from links (docs) that the user had actually edited. Here's how I think it could/should work: Links actually edited would be BOLDED (or be shown in some different color or whatever). Though I've not looked at the code, I'd think it should be fairly easy to flag documents had actually been modified from those only browsed. (Of course, there could even be other 'criteria' for distinguishing docs than just 'modified', but you get the idea.) Another related idea is how some apps remember the 'path' to last document edited, and default to that, etc, etc. Whatever gets implemented should preserve the already-existing notion of 'home' page, so it seems that just somehow 'marking' such distinctions in the 'history' list would be a consistent way to go. Hope this is feasible and can be implemented. Cheers... Dave
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