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"add new article" is a great new feature in 3.13!

ppfr — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 04:43:19 +0300

Pretty cool new feature. I first copy the link, then press CTRL+N and add the link to the link feed.
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Even better would be a context menu: right click on a link in an article, select "Bookmark link to channel ..." (could be also called "Copy link to archive folder").
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Thanks for the new features in FR. It is getting better and better every day!
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Latest 3.13 beta features

tom-admin — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:56:20 +0200

Latest 3.13 beta features "add new article" command. You can use it to save needed articles or web pages (or just web page links) to archive folder.

Archive folder for web links

ppfr — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 03:11:19 +0200

I use the "Move article to archive folder" feature a lot. It frees articles of feeds, and articles have a life of their own. Great feature!
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Sometimes, especially when I use FR offline, I would like to do the same for web links.
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Example: I read a long article and would like to look at one of the many links from the article. I select "Store link to archive folder" from the menu on right click on the link (or, if you can't hack the right click menu, from a pop-up dialogue from within FR). Next time I use FR online, I open the link archive folder and catch-up with unopened links - then the link when clicked is automatically removed from the link archive folder.
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The only way to do this now is "copy shortcut" from the right click menu on the links, then paste the URL to a text file - save the file. Maybe I could look for a piece of freeware to automate this kind of process, but it would be nice if this was part of FR.
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