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lynx-dev Re: Horrible mis-feature on "L" page!
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Sinan Kaan Yerli |
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lynx-dev Re: Horrible mis-feature on "L" page! |
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Thu, 27 Aug 1998 21:11:48 +0100 |
(27/08/1998 12:10) David Combs:
>How about this: an asterisk at the left if we have already
>visited the place.
Good idea. Maybe making the number bold would be nicer.
>And MAYBE the "title" of those places either:
>. appended to the right?
>. on 2nd line?
>. avail by separate command (I keep saying we need
> a way to have multiple-char commands, like
> vi does)
>. toggle local to that page, that can toggle the
> addrs back and forth between the two types.
> (maybe three types: one without the asterisk,
> enabling auto-processing by perl or sed, etc)
> Suggested char: backslash, which has no current
> use on THAT (L) page.
Well when I think the name 'list page' _again_ I thought why don't we
reverse the display method i.e If we see URL on "the page", status line
should show the title. If it is empty just put <NO TITLE>. BTW, in
normal behaviour we see the same URL both on the page and on the status
line; which can defined as a waste of space.
I am sure it is not that difficult to _add_ it, but again this is one of
heavily used UIP. Changing anything in it to something which is
completely different is a radical move.
Not for me BTW, seeing a page upside-down/anchor-title (-: can be useful.
Sinan.