I always wanted non linear history. Often a bookmark is not enough, I'd love to rewalk on the discovery of a particular page. Similarly, on linux, curl (IIRC) adds the source url to a downloaded file metadata.
The way I understand that image: Each bar is the equivalent of a tab, and the linked circles are the visiting history for that tab.
The busy blue bar near the bottom shows that you visited six links, went back to the third link and visited four from there, then went back to the second of those four and visited one. The large size and white color of that one last circle means that it's what you're visiting now?
Or I'm totally off, and this is an alien interface in need of interpretation by Hoshi Sato.
Yup except for the large image, you got everything right.
The large image _was_ the topmost suggestion of autocompletion at the time. This one in particular was "search the string in the url-bar with duckduckgo". It does not exist anymore. It has been replaced with three neat columns that organize suggestions in a better way.
Well, I cannot compile the current version, nor install the deb. Using latest Linux Mint. It took some effort getting all the dependencies right, and it wasn't clear that I had to install the httpseverywhere plugin also provided on your Github account :)
While building, I get the following error that I cannot seem to solve:
CMakeFiles/rainbow-lollipop.dir/src/config_dialog.c.o: In function `rainbow_lollipop_config_dialog_construct':
config_dialog.c:(.text+0x265e): undefined reference to `gtk_switch_set_state'
if by "latest" you mean the "rebecca"-release they advertise on their homepage, i got bad news for you. They ship with gtk version 3.10.x. The minimum api needed is 3.14.x . This dependency is available in mint since the "betsy"-release.
i just pushed a fix, so older APIs should work, too. Please pull the git and try to build again. Thanks for the hint :)
Watching the video makes a lot more sense than my explanation!
Along with the usage of tabs, you have the concept of "sessions"
A session is a collection of any tabs opened before starting a new session, by using ctrl+t.
Using this will naturally result in collections of related tabs... You can then switch between sessions in a tree-style-tabs kind of way.
Watching the video makes a lot more sense than my explanation!
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The busy blue bar near the bottom shows that you visited six links, went back to the third link and visited four from there, then went back to the second of those four and visited one. The large size and white color of that one last circle means that it's what you're visiting now?
Or I'm totally off, and this is an alien interface in need of interpretation by Hoshi Sato.
While building, I get the following error that I cannot seem to solve:
CMakeFiles/rainbow-lollipop.dir/src/config_dialog.c.o: In function `rainbow_lollipop_config_dialog_construct': config_dialog.c:(.text+0x265e): undefined reference to `gtk_switch_set_state'
i just pushed a fix, so older APIs should work, too. Please pull the git and try to build again. Thanks for the hint :)
https://vimeo.com/9019483
Watching the video makes a lot more sense than my explanation!
Along with the usage of tabs, you have the concept of "sessions" A session is a collection of any tabs opened before starting a new session, by using ctrl+t. Using this will naturally result in collections of related tabs... You can then switch between sessions in a tree-style-tabs kind of way.
Watching the video makes a lot more sense than my explanation!
http://imgur.com/SNRLpxx