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Integrate bookmarks #3

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tupton opened this issue Dec 1, 2015 · 4 comments
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Integrate bookmarks #3

tupton opened this issue Dec 1, 2015 · 4 comments

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@tupton
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tupton commented Dec 1, 2015

Bookmarks are stored in a similar sqlite db; search both of these and integrate, like the Chrome omnibar.

This probably should include some sort of intelligent sorting; since we use last_accessed_time for history items, we need to figure out where to insert bookmark results.

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tupton commented Dec 2, 2015

Bookmarks are stored in a similar sqlite db

Apparently it's a JSON file, but this can still be done. Not sure how useful it is for people like me who never bookmark anything in Chrome, but it could be useful for those with lots of bookmarks.

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Jyqft commented Dec 11, 2015

Would it be possible to implement this through another script filter? So that you won't have bookmark and history items mixing together.

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tupton commented Dec 11, 2015

Would it be possible to implement this through another script filter?

Definitely. Not wanting to mix them is a big part of the reason that I haven't done this yet. There's already a decent Chrome bookmarks workflow; it seems that those who have and want to search through bookmarks should just use that. The initial goal I had with integrating bookmarks was to make this workflow emulate the omnibar, but I don't think that's really possible or desirable.

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Jyqft commented Dec 11, 2015

Oh, that's an ambitious and interesting idea. It sounds nice to mix them together if you put it that way.

The way Chrome handles omnibar search results has never been as good as, say, Firefox's, so emulating Chrome's way might not be the best bet. I'm not too sure how Firefox does it; I just remember that it always gave me more useful results when I used it back in the day (around version 2 to 4) than Chrome does right now.

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