Simple thinking and a model for significant improvement-awesome bar in Firefox 3

Write at will and introduce the killer functions of information collection and management in Firefox 3: Awesome bar . As we all know, the hierarchical favorites of IE is outdated, and no one wants to use subdirectories to manually organize hundreds of bookmarks. In Firefox 3, the functions of bookmarks and tags (TAGS) classification have been unprecedentedly enhanced. Basically, in addition to sharing, they can be used to replace the popular online book picking applications, such as delicious and QQ bookmarks. As a comprehensive interface for bookmarks and tags queries, awesome bar is easy to use.

Basic interface:

Implementation principle:
Use the SQLite engine built in Firefox to store all user access information. Its sources include history, favorites, tags, accessed URLs, accessed webpage titles, and page metadata, then, based on the keywords entered by the user, perform some real-time string matching queries on them, list all matching results, andAlgorithmTo help users quickly find the desired target URL. In short, it is equivalent to a local search for user webpage access information.

Matching information source:
Historical URLs, favorites, tags (TAGS), web page titles that have been visited

Query sorting basis:
1. access timeliness
2. Access Frequency
3. count the number of visits
4. string matching degree

Interface functions: (* common functions)
1. (*) drop-down button on the Right of Bar: displays the list of URLs with the highest Access frequency on the local machine.
2. (*) Star tag on the Right of Bar: Click-add current webpage to "unsorted bookmarks" without adding tags. Double-click-add current webpage to favorites and specify its tags and storage location
3. webpage tag on the left of Bar: displays the current site information, including the number of visits and page metadata.
4. Subscription tag on the Right of Bar: Subscribe to RSS from the current webpage

TIPS:
Q: How to permanently delete entries filtered by awesome bar?
A1. use the light mark key to select this entry from the drop-down list, and then press del or SHIFT + DEL ....
A2based on the list of stars and other UI prompts, determine the location of the entry, and then delete it from the bookmarks or history

General data sorting methods:
1. When accessing a webpage, you just need to click the stars to quickly add it to "unsorted bookmarks"
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + B to open the bookmarks manager. In "unsorted bookmarks", modify the title of the bookmarks one by one and add tags to reflect the characteristics and classification.
3. Optional: Create a new "sorted bookmarks" directory in the bookmarks manager, move all bookmarks added with tags to it, and leave the "unsorted bookmarks" blank.
4. Next, use the awesome bar to search for the desired tags and title keywords!

A typical application example:
For example, if I want to find a summary page of the Allied file format that I have visited, this page may have been added to my favorites, maybe not. Just enter a "allied" and try it, FF lists all matching results. Note that the matching keywords have been bold. The records marked with stars are collected on the webpage, And the tags associated with the bookmarks are marked on the left of the stars;

OK. Enter "commandos" to further narrow down the scope. Note that only records with two keywords are displayed.

Add a keyword "document", and the result is exactly the webpage I want to find. The address bar can also be used as a search bar, isn't it cool? :)