On Thu, 2016-01-07 at 15:50 -0430, Robert Marcano wrote: > Check Edge UI. It discover sites with support for OpenSearch and add > them to the search engine selection options. No need for format > strings. > I expect more search engines to advertise OpenSearch now that Edge > can > only use that. If people know about format strings, they can use the > CLI > to add one. > > An example is Wikipedia. It is not added by default to Edge, but if > you > visit en.wikipedia.org it adds the option. I would probably only > show > the last three discovered search engines or it can become > unmanageable. Something like that sounds perfect for Epiphany. > Still annoying the need to close each tab one by one. I hope the > hidden > UI is exposed. I will put this on my to-do list, should be easy to implement. > > > - (Desired) Import bookmarks from Firefox. There is an import > > > menu > > > option but it should be able to detect the Firefox profile by > > > default, > > > with no need to install Firefox, export and then import. > > > Migration > > > should be easy > > > > This is already implemented. Trying it out now, I see the option to > > import from Firefox is missing for me; I get a combo box with just > > one > > option, which is pretty bad. I don't know why; it's probably a bug. > > You > > can of course do the export->import dance, but it's supposed to > > work > > automatically, like you requested. We display an "import from Firefox" option if a bookmarks.html can be found in a subdirectory of ~/.mozilla or ~/.firefox. It looks like Firefox stopped creating bookmarks.html files; they're now saved with names like bookmarks-2016-01-06_31_bjG4ZXCpPqCFqMYySclJrA==.jsonlz4. So it looks like it would be a project to get this working again. Michael -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
