[Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tue, 23 Jan 2007 06:23:01 +0800]: > If I can't remember why I requested a URL, then I examine the contents > of that URL. If I still can't remember, then it doesn't matter anyway, > as it represents a broad class of not remembering. E.g., Luckily, the > From line is entered for me on this message.
Ah, but that doesn't help you if both URL and content indicate several reasons why it might be interesting. E.g., I might look at a regularly updated list of things (e.g., job openings at some company) either in order to check whether something I already have in my cache is still listed, or to check for new entries. If my interest is the former, it is a waste of time to scan everything for new entries. (This is particularly relevant for those sites that insist on appending a session id to every URL so that Wwwoffle's HTML modification options don't allow you to recognize items already in the cache with a different session id). Anyway, I am not completely surprised if others don't find this possible feature very useful. Regards, Albert.
