On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 04:50:28PM +0200, Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker wrote: > Andreas Tille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Michael Piefel wrote: > > > > To answer you other questions after checking on a machine with Galeon > > 1.3 installed: > > > >> Am 27.08.03 um 09:38:47 schrieb Andreas Tille: > >> > >>> - the "add bookmark to" menu entry to put a certain bookmark > >>> directly into the right place > >> My menu has that entry, what's wrong with yours? > > > > ~> dpkg -l galeon | grep ^ii > > ii galeon 1.3.5.20030615 GNOME web browser for advanced users > > > > This and all previous 1.3.x Galeon versions have only two entries in > > the top of the bookmark menu and "add bookmark *to*" is missing. > > That's over two months (and two releases) old. The current galeon in > unstable is 1.3.7.20030813-1, which has the "Add bookmark to" submenu at > the top of the bookmark menu.
I think the point is that in galeon 1.3, you cannot add a bookmark directly into a certain place of the bookmark folder, but only can append a bookmark to a given folder. This forces you to then go to the bookmark editor and move things around instead of just adding it to the right place to begin with. I can live with that, but hope that this misfeature will be fixed in a next version or something. As for the URL pasting thingy, you only have to open a new tab, and even if you add the new tab button to your toolbar, you can paste an url into it, and have it open the url in a new tab. Now you only need a similar single paste technique for opening an url in the same tab. I also miss the tab migration between different windows that was present in galeon 1.2 but is only possible to detach tabs in galeon 1.3. But then, again, i can live with that, until it is reintroduced again in a next version. Friendly, Sven Luther