A few months ago I had a working Opera ADR -> XBEL -> HTML conversion
script running with python. I must have stopped adding a hack midway
because I have zero documentation and it's broken at the moment, but I
thought I'd submit it to the list anyway.
Here are the files and you will find the scripts in the subdirectory
(most work was on the xbel related python scripts, as well as adr_*
scripts).
http://heybryan.org/bookmarks/
Example output from a few months ago:
http://heybryan.org/bookmarks/bookmarks-old2/
Also, if anybody has any ideas for quickly managing 2.3 MB datasets in
parallel with current browsers (Opera, Firefox, etc.), that would be
very helpful.
- Bryan
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Bryan Bishop
http://heybryan.org/
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "in parallel", but Firefox has
had mozStorage, based on SQLite, built-in since 2.0. See
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Storage.
Well, it fails -- seriously. 1 GB RAM on a P4 w/ HT. Firefox 1.5, 2.0
and that 3.0 beta have been tested. Debian kernel, latest stable.
Especially loading up the bookmarks into the menuing systems and so on.
(And Firefox doesn't like browsing with >300 tabs ;))
Lucas, that definitely has potential. I was excited until I took the
screenshot tour and realized that it adds extra overhead when you want
to bookmark a new link. That's definitely not good. Ideally, adding a
link should be a single keypress. Maybe I'll go hack out some ideas for
a Firefox extension.
They do have firefox extention.
http://sitebar.org/gs_integrator_ff.php
You right click on a page and you click on "add to sitebar". Then you
just pick folder to save it too.
Lucas
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