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Just like when you use the address bar to input tags for bookmarks and select down to the bookmark you want using tab, it would be useful to be able to do this with Ubiquity too.

For example:

Take the example on the help tutorial, you want to find the weather in Chicago. If you highlight Chicago and hit Ctrl-Space it brings up the Ubiquity bar. Then if you hit w it shows you:

Wikipedia Chicago
weather Chicago

and you have to use the down arrow key (or the mouse) to get to weather Chicago rather than Wikipedia Chicago. If you could just hit tab, and have it move down to weather Chicago, then you could hit enter and off you'd go, rather than having to move your hand away from the main part of the keyboard to use the down arrow key.

The tab method is the way it works for pulling up bookmarks in the address bar, and I think it would be more familiar, and more efficient, to use the same method for Ubiquity.

It would be cool if typing your hotkey when ubiquity is open maked it disappear.
I use a app called quicksilver and thats how it works so i'm kind of used to it and it's also pretty intuitive.

It's a very good extension, but the last-email command i think it's posible to improve it, it's better that the command shows all new mail, not only the last one

How about adding the google unit converter? (ie. kg in 15oz = 0.425...kg)

Wouldn't it be great to have a command to convert different currencies, or even converting all prices on the page?
That is something i would really like to see in this amazing addon, something like "convert all/this from GBP to DKK" (danish currency) would be great!

Hi,

I'm a user located in Germany. When I looked for the weather in my city
1. temperature is only in Fahrenheit, not in Celsius,
2. only current weather report possible, but weather forecast of the whole day of the next three days can be much more useful.

Hopefully these ideas can be taken into the future version.

It will be like tag command but doing it on del.icio.us.

for example: del.icio.us (name) (tags)*

I think it will be interesting

I think that it will be a helpful command using this new service from google.

The command should write on a default notebook on a way like this:

notebook this

or

notebook something that i want to write

I use the desktop keystroke launcher Launchy, and one aspect of its interface that I would like to see incorporated into Ubiquity is the way it matches input against commands. When i type a command into Launchy, it matches that input against all commands that contain those characters in that order, regardless of where in the command name the characters are. For example, when I want to launch Firefox I can type "fx". Similarly, if I want to search Wikipedia I enter "wp". I find that this often makes it easier to select the correct command with the fewest kestrokes.

Thanks for making such a great tool. I love it already!