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Ashley marked one of Heather's replies in Mozilla as useful. Heather replied to the problem "Google command is never in the top 5 available commands.".

Ashley started following the problem "Poor suggestions for searches" in Mozilla.

Ashley reported a problem in Mozilla on June 26, 2009 17:01:

Google command is never in the top 5 available commands.

I cannot use 'google' command. Input: google acronymfinder.com
Available commands are yelp google, add to calendar, translate, 2 delicious commands, and image search.

I suggest there be a deference assuming the input is a command rather than an argument.

I even disabled yelp, delicious, then search, and google is still not in the top five commands.

Ashley shared an idea in Mozilla on June 24, 2009 17:16:

Put tags in the bookmark in the bookmarks menu and bookmarks sidebar.

I find it ridiculous that I have to open up the bookmarks library window to see a list of all of my tags. It should be in the bookmarks menu and in the bookmarks sidebar.

Ashley reported a problem in Mozilla on June 22, 2009 16:31:

New skin doesn't look good with Anycolor extension.

The preview area doesn't match the rest of the Ubiquity area. Maybe this is a problem for anycolor, rather than Ubiquity

Ashley shared an idea in Mozilla on June 19, 2009 23:01:

The bookmark properties dialog box should show tags

When I open the properties dialogue box for a bookmark it doesn't show me the tags. I think I have to go to the library dialogue to see the tags. It is good that tags are supported but they could be better integrated.

A comment on the idea "Get spell check for strings." in Mozilla:

I guess I was unclear. I don`t want a spell check command so much. An example might be best.

How do I make sure I don`t have spelling mistakes when I am using ubiquity to post to twitter. Could my Canadian Dictionary addon look for misspelled words in what are interpreted as strings. – Ashley, on June 12, 2009 19:30

Ashley shared an idea in Mozilla on June 12, 2009 17:02:

Get spell check for strings.

Can installed dictionaries work on Ubiquity? Can installed dictionaries and Ubiquity be made to work together.

Ashley shared an idea in Mozilla on June 11, 2009 14:48:

Can I put addons in collections that are not hosted on mozilla?

I would like to use collections to store my addons rather than tags and what not. I use it for personal use, rather than social. But I don't mind people seeing my collections.

I use two addons not available from mozilla. Total toolbar, and firevox. If I cannot add these to collections then collections are no good for my personal use.

Ashley replied on June 11, 2009 14:37 to the question "How do I remove addons from collections?" in Mozilla:

Got it.

Might I reccommend being able to remove it from the page for the addon, just as I can add it to a collection from that page.

Thx.

Ashley asked a question in Mozilla on June 11, 2009 14:34:

How do I remove addons from collections?

I have created a collection and I would like to remove items from it. I can't seem to find out how.

Ashley started following the idea "OpenSearch search engines should Just Work in Ubiquity" in Mozilla.

Ashley replied on June 05, 2009 22:19 to the idea "Could Ubiquity be cross-application, not just Firefox." in Mozilla:

I tried Enso a while back but didn't find much use for it. As opposed to ubiquity being awesome.

There is always Win+R if you want a command interface for windows.

Ashley started following the idea "Sync Commands" in Mozilla.

Ashley reported a problem in Mozilla on June 05, 2009 21:29:

New text input resets the selection to the top command.

'vid' will give me a choice to two commands. If I select the second, then add arguments, the selection is reset to the first.

Ashley gave praise in Mozilla on June 05, 2009 21:08:

Ubiquity is my new search bar.

I love the new
Create new search command
command. I have done so, and now I don't need my search bar anymore. It is gone. More space for... whatever i want. And more excuses to use ubiquity

Ashley replied on June 03, 2009 23:23 to the problem "Tab spontaneously displays igoogle." in Mozilla:

And this time with http://truthalliance.net/.

Ashley replied on June 03, 2009 21:15 to the problem "Tab spontaneously displays igoogle." in Mozilla:

It hasn't happened for a long time. I thought it was fixed, but it just happened again. It happened while I was on TED.com. The pic is the result. It appears to be my igoogle page displayed with the TED css.

Ashley replied on March 31, 2009 16:37 to the problem "Tab spontaneously displays igoogle." in Mozilla:

This still happens with the new ubiquity.

I was on getsatisfaction.com and igoogle was displayed with the getsatisfaction.com css. Only this time it went back to getsatisfaction. But my form was empty and I had to start over again.

Ashley asked a question in Mozilla on March 31, 2009 16:22:

Command list and feed list should be integrated.

Why are there two different lists of commands. One on the feeds section of the home page. The other on the command list. I need info from the command list to make decisions about feeds. Ideally I shouldn't have to switch back and forth.