The problem: everyday there are a few webpages you've downloaded with wwwoffle that you haven't finished reading, but intend to read soon. We need to keep track of these. It seems this need matches a mailbox with flags 'read, unread, new, important,' etc. (Link colors can't even distinguish between 'read a little' and 'finished reading'.)
Perhaps gnus's "anything folders" could be used... hmmm, but not from inside mozilla... My http://jidanni.org/comp/wwwoffle/wwwoffle-chunks gets granularity down to a screenfull, say 40 pages per chunk, when you've read all 40 pages, you throw the chunk away. But I'd like to have an easy way to make granularity down to one page. Perhaps upon going offline, link everything in lasttime to another folder and treat this as a mail dir, reading and deleting... Hmmm, maybe in AddCacheInfo.html at the bottom of a page , add buttons to mark this page as especially remembered, forgotten, read, unread, half read, save..?? ... and perhaps also doing a back() in the same click. Perhaps these would then link those pages into those additional directories. So if one is reading a great page but wants to save it for next week when one has more time to finish it, he would go to the bottom of the page and click 'save', or 'remember' Hmm, maybe all we need is one, 'saved'. He is then returned to the previous page (lasttime index). Then next week he instead of reading the lasttime index as usual, he chooses the 'saved' index. As he gets to the bottom of each page there, he click a button to remove it from this saved index, going back() to the saved index in the process. Note that the removing I'm taking about is just removing from our 'saved' index, not removing from the cache, or lasttime, etc. Hmmm, maybe all messages should thus be marked as saved until we explicitly unmark them. oh boy... anyway, it seems it probably should look like a mailbox: old messages you haven't finished with piled up for months, with new messages coming in every day that you try to deal with and mark as read, delete, '!", etc. before the next load come in tomorrow. OK, just looking for ways to deal with pages you've downloaded but aren't finished or even started with.
