We already have a mechanism in place, which I like, but I dislike that it shows all of my 100+ "bookmarks", and that is the reason I don't use my personal nodelet anymore.

What I would like to see is the personal nodelet, or a part of it (last 10 bookmarks) be displayed on the homenode, or better yet,

Have the nodelet, always only show the last 10, that way I don't have to load a 100+ on every page I visit, and I can add more.

Even better yet, have the "show the last $N" be a setting in user settings.

Now I wonder what other monks think of this, and which pmdever is going to tackle this (it's relatively simple, if you know where to look *** hint hint)

Peace!

 

______crazyinsomniac_____________________________ Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. perl -e "$q=$_;map({chr unpack qq;H*;,$_}split(q;;,q*H*));print;$q/$q;"

I know about that feature, but it's hardly as intuitive and convenient as a "Bookmark this node" link on every page.

Personally, I find my browser bookmarks the easiest to use since they're available at the top of every window, I can create folders and subfolders, and don't have to scroll four pagefuls down to find the top of my personal nodelet. Yes, I know I can move the position of the personal nodelet around, but it is the least used of my nodelets so I'd rather keep it at the bottom.

I do agree with your point that the current personal nodelet system is not very intuitive to use. Perhaps some improvements could be made in that area.

--Jim