#3741 NORM First D: Browse global bookmarking/sharing in session

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#3741: Browse global bookmarking/sharing in session
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 Reporter:  erikos            |       Owner:  Eben                  
     Type:  defect            |      Status:  new                   
 Priority:  normal            |   Milestone:  First Deployment, V1.0
Component:  interface-design  |     Version:                        
 Keywords:                    |    Verified:  0                     
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 I want to summarize what we have now in trial-3 and what information was
 listed in ticket 3875 where some discussion about this issue was done.

 Trial-3:
 Shared links:
  - action belonging to the session
  - url, title, thumb gets stored for each link with the session
  - is immediately visible for the members of the session
  - these are shared over the network
  - the visibility of the tray can be toggled

 Global bookmarks:
  - not implemented

 FRS:
 Shared links:
  - gets stored with the session (hard caching of links to store for
 offline viewing?)
  - being able to copy them to the clipboard (as image?, as
 link(image+url)?)
  - being able to store it as global bookmark
  - add menu items for: copy to clipboard and store as global bookmark

 Global Bookmarks:
  - a global link in the journal, contains the url, title and the
 information used to show the page in offline mode
  - when selecting in journal it opens a browse activity and shows the
 cached page (always show the cached one or try to display the 'latest
 version' by getting from the net first?)

 There is #1175 about the tabs in the browse activity. I guess the shared
 links can be used as tabs. We should probably than call it different. In a
 shared session you would have then a conflict - i just want to add another
 tab vs i want to share this link. Thoughts?

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Ticket URL: <https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/3741>
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