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A comment on the question "Is there a way to get Ubiquity to recognize URLs?" in Mozilla:

That sounds absolutely perfect, especially if Ubiquity recognizes "url" (yeah, I'm lazy that way ;) – -eric, on August 29, 2008 09:57

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BK replied on August 29, 2008 01:54 to the question "Is there a way to get Ubiquity to recognize URLs?" in Mozilla:

I was thinking about a simple command.
You just type "goto url" and it opens new tap with that page.
Also, it should be able to pull history data from visited sites and to suggest as you type.

-eric asked a question in TwitPic on August 28, 2008 10:17:

Username change: Twitpic doesn't post to Twitter

I changed usernames on Twitter and Twitpic doesn't post anymore into my stream. The site allows me to login as e_eric but still shows me logged in as Surcapitaine. Anything I can do about it?

-eric replied on August 28, 2008 08:32 to the question "Is there a way to get Ubiquity to recognize URLs?" in Mozilla:

1, definitely, and also for URLs I never visited, I should be able to type for example www.getsatisfaction.com and get a new tab with said website. As a bonus, an autocomplete feature for extensions would be great.

Hope I'm making sense. Thanks anyway for the quick response!

Jono DiCarlo replied on August 27, 2008 23:28 to the question "Is there a way to get Ubiquity to recognize URLs?" in Mozilla:

Sorry, can you be more specific? Are you asking for:

1. Ubiquity should autocomplete URLs that you've visited before, if you type part of the URL as an argument to a command?

2. (for command developers) Ubiquity commands should be able to specify that they take URL as an argument type?

3. Both?

4. Something else?

Jono DiCarlo replied on August 27, 2008 22:19 to the question "Ubiquity: a solution to bookmark woes?" in Mozilla:

Dietrich is working on commands to search your bookmarks, tags, and history.

-eric asked a question in Mozilla on August 27, 2008 20:32:

Is there a way to get Ubiquity to recognize URLs?

Ubiquity should really be able to recognize URLs, maybe with an option to automatically get extensions (.com, scroll dow, .net, scroll down, .org, etc.)

My two cents anyway =)

-eric replied on August 27, 2008 20:28 to the question "Ubiquity: a solution to bookmark woes?" in Mozilla:

I second that. Launchy's bookmark search works a breeze and I thinl Ubiquity should perform at least as well! ;)

Other than that, awesome stuff, Mozilla dudes. My mind is blown away by Ubiquity!

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-eric asked a question in I want Sandy on March 21, 2008 14:08:

RSS problem in Netvibes

Hi there,

The RSS feed I set up in Netvibes doesn't keep me signed in - and there's no way to sign back in. Since I'm not going to install the feed every day, does anyone know how to fix this?

Other than that, I positively love Sandy. Can someone marry a web app? ;)

-eric

Herb replied on March 10, 2008 16:52 to the problem "RSS feed problem?" in TwitterNotes:

We could use rss feeds without authentication...like user name RSS feeds for both all feeds and tagged feeds.

I would rather have a twitternotes login that is tied to my twitter account once I login rather than just plugging in my twitter info. That way I could have an RSS feed for my login name.

Having an RSS feed without authentication is important because lets say i'm note taking a meeting and I want team members who are not in the meeting to see my notes. I don't want to give them authentication, i just want them to have my feed.

I mean, this would work great for conferences, sport games, etc.

-eric replied on November 20, 2007 16:03 to the problem "RSS feed problem?" in TwitterNotes:

This is exactly what I experienced on Zoho Notebook, but it's been working for some time now. I just tried putting the feed in my Firefox toolbar and it seems okay as well.

Hope this helps,

taterhead replied on November 20, 2007 02:15 to the problem "RSS feed problem?" in TwitterNotes:

are you still having issues? I login but the RSS feeds never come through on my netvibes page. it just reads Loading...

Thanks
Gregg

sdsantos replied on October 02, 2007 21:53 to the problem "RSS feed problem?" in TwitterNotes:

As I answer on your previous post, we are experiencing hosting problems and unfortunately, there's little much we can do about them. They're most likely the cause for the erratic behavior.

But I promise that as soon as the service starts working normally, we'll do some tests with the RSS feeds on some clients and readers.

Again, we're sorry for any trouble caused and we hope you can fully enjoy TwitterNotes as soon as possible.

sdsantos replied on October 02, 2007 21:09 to the problem "Something strange occured: I texted a note starting with "4" and it appeared four times on the twitternotes page. Just thought you should be aware of that." in TwitterNotes:

That's a really strange situation. The number is unrelated, most certainly, but since we are experiencing a few problems on our hosting server. That may be the cause of the repetitions and it isn't likely it would happen again. Our apologies for any trouble caused.

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