Add custom tags, screenshots, and smarter search to your Chrome bookmarks.
Home Page: deweyapp.io
License: Apache License 2.0
With Dewey you can:
Help us to switch to more powerful server (we are using it to generate screenshots).
Apache License, Version 2.0
As a User I want to write a description associated to the bookmark in order to review why/how did I get into that bookmark or highlight some interesting content. Additional nice to have features: use a github style markdown format. Search within the bookmark description.
please replace confirm key 76 to 186
https://github.com/outcoldman/chrome-bookmarks/blob/master/js/lib/bootstrap-tagsinput-angular.js#L39
In current version it is easy to find out which one is the custom tag
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6l16c1e1vyzx62j/Screenshot%202014-01-31%2023.47.47.png
Version in dev branch does not have this visual separation.
contribute to the add I would like to add different languages
It would be nice to be able to traverse the bookmarks without the need to scroll/press pageUp/pageDown when the selected bookmark is out of the current viewport.
Will you be renaming the repo when we merge the dev branch? If so, there are some direct links that I could go ahead and update with the correct paths.
I created an Organization for Dewey? https://github.com/deweyapp
Maybe move it there?
Try this:
You have a lot of tags, you are writing a new one, but midway you change your mind and press backspace to delete the text.
However.. the deleting doesn't stop with the end of text in the field, but penetrates to all other tags and deletes them as well.
At this point, I would be pretty pissed as a user :P
How to solve this:
a. Auto-block backspace at beginning of textfield (as long the user still presses down the key)
b. fade in a "undo delete tag" button or "line of text" once the user deletes a tag ( though seems a bit of overkill for this issue, this could be of use in other situations)
I think the process should be like this:
So, if you click tag:{tag} here:
You would get this, here:
This project is sexy, but from the perspective of AngularJS code quality and best practices, it's in really bad shape. Are you guys open to PRs on this front? It would have to be a separate branch since it really needs to be refactored.
@bricka on Skype if you need more detail.
A fixed header for search (and other buttons like settings or bulk edit) when scrolling would have the following advantages:
a. Spatial Orientation: It is always obvious to the user where he is
(otherwise you have to scroll up to see if you are inside a search or showing all items)
b. Navigation: the user has always access to control buttons (like settings) on top
Here's a quick example:
And if no search is on, the header is slimmer (and maybe opaque)
If you like it and we are clear about the UI, I can try to add this feature :) ✌️
Love the typography, minimalistic style and color scheme in relation to the website. Maybe just too much "gray-space" in the upper half, e.g. tiles could start earlier.
Here are a few suggestions to further improve the app:
PS: When searching, the search bar could be displayed as a fixed (semi-transparent) component on top.
All in all, if time allows, I like to help you guys with dewey, as I think it has a lot of potential. :) I do primarily UI/UX, but also CSS, HTML and some coding.
Just found out about this extension this morning, and tried giving it a shot. After installing it though, nothing visibly changes for me in Chrome.
I'm not sure if the extension is supposed to be used when opening a new tab in Chrome, or if there should be a button at the top of Chrome like many other extensions, or something else entirely?
Based on the video at http://deweyapp.io, I'm assuming it's supposed to be used when opening a new tab in Chrome, but unfortunately, there's no information provided on that site besides the video, so I don't really know how I'm supposed to interact with the extension after install it.
If the extension is supposed to be used when opening a new tab in Chrome, then it doesn't seem to be working properly for me for some reason. I've turned off any other plugins that I would assume would conflict based on new tab functionality, but I just see the stock Google Chrome new tab page (Most recently visited sites).
Any thoughts?
I'm running Chrome Version 32.0.1700.102 on Mac OS X 10.9.1.
This autofocus attribute doesn't seem to be working. Any ideas why?
I think this stopped working when you updated the libraries: ad74974
Again, I'm a little unsure whether this is possible with packaged apps, but being able to launch the app from the keyboard would be awesome.
Will I be able to sort the bookmarks by the date I last used them, instead of the date I added them? Would be a great improvement, in my opinion...
I know you said you anticipate replacing the old version of Bookmarks with Dewey which I think is the right move, but should we at least keep the old one readily available for anyone who doesn't like the changes?
It seems that checking and unchecking the options in the dropdown causes all bookmarks to duplicate.
It would be very useful to have an option to hide certain bookmark folders from showing up. I have a few bookmark folders that are just "archives" for later reference and they keep appearing when I don't want to see them.
I know that originally hitting enter launched the edit modal window, but I changed to launch the url.
Maybe we could make Cmd + Enter launch the edit modal?
this information could be stored to allow for better search if no tags have been applied yet.
Preferably the the modal window, on save, delete or cancel, would fade out and up (reverse of the current fade in and down when opening). Can we fade out the modal?
Primarily from Delicious, Firefox, or Kippt?
Would it be possible to store bookmarks in Chrome and then apply the imported tags in Dewey?
Is it possible to add support for multiple word searches per operator? e.g.
tag:github AND issues - would return only bookmarks tagged with both words
OR
tag: github AND issues, tag: github NOT git
Create a dropdown list of all custom tags that have been applied that will preform a tag:{tag} search when clicked.
Revise search operators to include spaces after colons, e.g. both url:github and url: github would work.
One final aesthetic change I would like to make is to make the modal backdrop fade out before being removed. 250ms should do. I tried looking into ng-animate but don't want to screw anything up.
Could you help me with that?
I always had this notion of tags being a profiler tool, unlike bookmark folders which would then be context tool.
The ability to narrow down a search query with several tags would be awesome.
Edit, for example: 'security && node' will immediately narrow to what ever comes up on BOTH 'tag:security' AND 'tag:node'
Using the chrome.omnibox api add the ability to pass a search term from the omnibox to Dewey, e.g.
In the omnibox, you type dew and press tab, then type your search word, hit enter, and it launches a new tab with dewey's search box pre-filled.
The only place that I have ever seen this done is http://designspiration.net.
It would be nice to be able to drag a url from the omnibox in one window and drop it in Dewey in another window to save that bookmark.
If PayPal allows for custom buttons, can you recreate yours with this:
https://github.com/deweyapp/deweyapp/blob/dev/images/donate.png
Sync with Google Bookmarks (Bookmark and tags) for multiple computers
Useful if we eventually do an extension for saving and editing bookmarks. View #13.
For reference:
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/contextMenus.html
Not sure about this, but would automatically converting a user's chrome bookmark folders into custom tags be helpful? Would that even be possible?
Would be nice to show Dewey each time a new tab is opened.
Here's how chrome extensions can override the new tab page (http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/override).
It can be bit tedious to click right arrow key multiple times, when you can see that an interesting bookmark is just in the next row beneath your current position.
Clicked bookmarks could open in a new tab (and switch to that new tab immediately).
Searches and scroll position within Dewey would remain, also you keep the user "in the app", and don't kick him out, e.g. more opportunity for him to further explore the app once he closed the clicked bookmark.
(otherwise he just closes the window when he's done with the bookmark and won't automatically return back to dewey)
This would also fix the issue #28.
"cmd" and click can be advised to open multiple bookmarks without switching to them.
I know some people like to use the same window and quickly go back with backspace when it wasn't the bookmark they were looking for, but as long as retain scroll and search is not available, this would at least be an excellent bridge solution. Not to mention for people who like to open multiple bookmarks.
Tell me what you think guys. 🎉
Run a search, scroll down the page, launch a link, hit the back button on the browser, return to previous search results and position on page.
So, with the latest revision to the link panel UI, I think I solved the issue that you spotted. The only problem now is that the ng-click="editBookmark(bookmark)" is overriding the other links. Is there a way to prevent that from firing if the Title or Tags are clicked?
Reference:
https://github.com/deweyapp/deweyapp/blob/dev/partials/main.tpl.html#L70-L80
Should we update to the new version of Chrome Apps?
We could make use of app.window to create a more native feel and more importantly, probably, chrome.commands for creating keyboard shortcuts.
I might be wrong, but from what I can tell, if we wanted to allow a user to save bookmarks from outside the app we would need to create an extension that would be installed separately.
I was thinking this could be the standard extension popup that would grab the page title, url, and inputs for custom tags.
For reference:
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/browserAction.html#popups
In the Dewey edit modal, it would be nice to:
OR if we did #12, this might not be necessary.
I thought it might be useful to exclude the Other Bookmarks folder as being displayed as a tag since the Chrome's default behavior is to place all bookmarks (other than you Bookmarks Bar links) inside of this folder.
Could be useful to do the same for the Bookmarks Bar folder too, but that's not as big of a deal. Let me know what you think.
Possible options include:
Default Sort Order: Date, Title, URL
Favicons: Show/Hide
Tags below Title: Show/Hide
For example, a user could run a search of "Project Management Apps" and then press Publish in the setting menu. This would create a static HTML page from the current DOM state and publish to a unique URL, e.g. deweyapp.io/73hdy7.
Possibly use Typeahead.js to show a list of tags that have already been applied to bookmarks. e.g.
You start typing "gi…" and it will show git, github, gitrep, etc.
Pull the description in and then make it editable and searchable.
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