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]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-37102 Torley Sat, 27 Oct 2007 18:42:56 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-37102 @Tid: I like learning how other people navigate; thanks for sharing how you do it. Are you familiar with HUD gadgets that help you organize landmarks too? I wonder if any of them would be good for you. @Tid: I like learning how other people navigate; thanks for sharing how you do it. Are you familiar with HUD gadgets that help you organize landmarks too? I wonder if any of them would be good for you.

]]> By: Tid Kidd http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-36991 Tid Kidd Sat, 20 Oct 2007 00:46:04 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-36991 Hm, interesting concepts. I have to say that I never use landmarks on the Map however. I use the Map to find a sim and just tp in to 128 / 128/ 0, then climb out of the wall or tree and walk or fly from there. Otherwise I use my Inventory landmarks which, being slightly anal, I have organised into 6 or 7 separate folders (Clubs, Fun places, Education & Help, that sort of thing). I can never quite get my head round teleporting in SL from an outside app. Hm, interesting concepts. I have to say that I never use landmarks on the Map however. I use the Map to find a sim and just tp in to 128 / 128/ 0, then climb out of the wall or tree and walk or fly from there.

Otherwise I use my Inventory landmarks which, being slightly anal, I have organised into 6 or 7 separate folders (Clubs, Fun places, Education & Help, that sort of thing). I can never quite get my head round teleporting in SL from an outside app.

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-25025 Torley Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:53:36 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-25025 @David: How do you mean, "highlighted"? It should automatically be registered. I know some instances in which "secondlife://" became disassociated with launching Second Life, but uninstalling and reinstalling SL did the trick. @Opensource: I didn't know that about Linux, that sounds like it's buggy behavior (I'd put it in the issue tracker @ http://jira.secondlife.com ). @David: How do you mean, "highlighted"? It should automatically be registered. I know some instances in which "secondlife://" became disassociated with launching Second Life, but uninstalling and reinstalling SL did the trick.

@Opensource: I didn't know that about Linux, that sounds like it's buggy behavior (I'd put it in the issue tracker @ http://jira.secondlife.com ).

]]> By: Opensource Obscure http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-24282 Opensource Obscure Wed, 18 Apr 2007 09:46:49 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-24282 This would be really useful - unfortunately SLURLs don't work for Linux users, that is the operating system I use. They will start another instance of the client, if you open them when SL is running. I agree with David and I think that setting up the secondlife:// protocol is a bit too difficult for some users. here are some info about registering secondlife://protocol in Firefox: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Register_protocol http://forums.secondlife.com/showpost.php?p=896382 This would be really useful - unfortunately SLURLs don't work for Linux users, that is the operating system I use. They will start another instance of the client, if you open them when SL is running.

I agree with David and I think that setting up the secondlife:// protocol is a bit too difficult for some users.

here are some info about registering secondlife://protocol in Firefox:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Register_protocol
http://forums.secondlife.com/showpost.php?p=896382

]]> By: David Orban http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23972 David Orban Mon, 16 Apr 2007 07:11:53 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23972 The new protocol sedcondlife:// should be registered by the Second Life client installation in the browsers as a known one, so that it would become automatically highlighted. Or maybe through a firefox extension? It is the case with Skype for example that it registers the skype:// protocol, and the more generic callto:// protocol which you can bind to other voip clients as well (I bind it to Gizmo, for example.). The new protocol sedcondlife:// should be registered by the Second Life client installation in the browsers as a known one, so that it would become automatically highlighted. Or maybe through a firefox extension?

It is the case with Skype for example that it registers the skype:// protocol, and the more generic callto:// protocol which you can bind to other voip clients as well (I bind it to Gizmo, for example.).

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23875 Torley Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:10:11 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23875 @Hexx: I did something similar, 'cept since my topmost folder didn't begin with "A", I surrounded it with "::" as in ":: INBOX ::". @Ordinal: How I wish QuickSilver was available for PCs. I use Launchy, which can startup Firefox bookmarks too — oh now you've given me an idea. And yes, you can use secondlife:// URLs in the Profile > Web tab. It's precisely what I do. @Corwin: Because that's still slower than a local file. I used del.icio.us for awhile but couldn't be bothered to keep up, I didn't find it a very useful tool (and its rather bland appearance was hard for me to get used to, let alone introduce others to, too). To its credit, it's added thumbnails of sites, but that still wouldn't show me what's at a SLURL. Visual social sharing of SL locations is kewl, as <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/torley/" rel="nofollow">I've been doing mine on Flickr</a>. I'm always up for using new 3rd-party tools in conjunction with Second Life, so if you've got more recommendations, please share! @Day: Yeah, funny story behind that, there used to be a button in Profiles and Search (when it was called Find) that let you add landmarks before teleporting somewhere. That was removed when the map coordinate system changed, and it's non-trivial to add back (outclassed in priority by a number of other things). Altho it was a personal fave of mine. @Hexx: I did something similar, 'cept since my topmost folder didn't begin with "A", I surrounded it with "::" as in ":: INBOX ::".

@Ordinal: How I wish QuickSilver was available for PCs. I use Launchy, which can startup Firefox bookmarks too — oh now you've given me an idea. And yes, you can use secondlife:// URLs in the Profile > Web tab. It's precisely what I do.

@Corwin: Because that's still slower than a local file. I used del.icio.us for awhile but couldn't be bothered to keep up, I didn't find it a very useful tool (and its rather bland appearance was hard for me to get used to, let alone introduce others to, too). To its credit, it's added thumbnails of sites, but that still wouldn't show me what's at a SLURL. Visual social sharing of SL locations is kewl, as I've been doing mine on Flickr. I'm always up for using new 3rd-party tools in conjunction with Second Life, so if you've got more recommendations, please share!

@Day: Yeah, funny story behind that, there used to be a button in Profiles and Search (when it was called Find) that let you add landmarks before teleporting somewhere. That was removed when the map coordinate system changed, and it's non-trivial to add back (outclassed in priority by a number of other things). Altho it was a personal fave of mine.

]]> By: Day Oh http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23294 Day Oh Thu, 12 Apr 2007 16:20:59 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23294 And isn't it convenient how when viewing someone's "Picks" you can take a slurl with you, but not a landmark. I ended up starting a notecard for slurl's. Your solution really beats that, for sure (: I really prefer the landmark system, though (given that I don't use the world map often). Also, I am deeply into the habit of doing inventory searches, lately. And isn't it convenient how when viewing someone's "Picks" you can take a slurl with you, but not a landmark. I ended up starting a notecard for slurl's. Your solution really beats that, for sure (:

I really prefer the landmark system, though (given that I don't use the world map often). Also, I am deeply into the habit of doing inventory searches, lately.

]]> By: Corwin Carillon http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23094 Corwin Carillon Wed, 11 Apr 2007 16:55:16 +0000 http://torley.com/better-bookmarking-of-your-inworld-favorites#comment-23094 Why not use del.icio.us for this and then they're with you whereever and can be shared using the secondlife tag or create a secondlifeLM tag? Why not use del.icio.us for this and then they're with you whereever and can be shared using the secondlife tag or create a secondlifeLM tag?

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