1) Good idea. Tangent: a token would NOT prevent a dictionary attack. It is pretty simple to mimic the functionality of a web browser using server side code including grabbing whatever token the web browser should be passing back. Doesn't mean you should not persist data though.
2) ...that dotted line is so ugly...but fine
5) html maxlength attribute? maybe this is too web 1.0 for some people
8) ...ut if you do not prefix your title with, por ejemplo, BBC then BBC bookmarks will be mixed with others. At least this way when sorted alphabetically bookmarks from the same domain will be grouped together and even sorted correctly amongst themselves.
Yes :) I think there are a lot of ways the user can organize their bookmarks to get what they want and that is my point. I don't think the title matters.
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1) Good idea. Tangent: a token would NOT prevent a dictionary attack. It is pretty simple to mimic the functionality of a web browser using server side code including grabbing whatever token the web browser should be passing back. Doesn't mean you should not persist data though.
2) ...that dotted line is so ugly...but fine
5) html maxlength attribute? maybe this is too web 1.0 for some people
8) ...ut if you do not prefix your title with, por ejemplo, BBC then BBC bookmarks will be mixed with others. At least this way when sorted alphabetically bookmarks from the same domain will be grouped together and even sorted correctly amongst themselves.
re 8), couldn't you sort by bookmark folder, URL then by title?
Yes :) I think there are a lot of ways the user can organize their bookmarks to get what they want and that is my point. I don't think the title matters.