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About

This basic website allows users to organize their StackOverflow favorites by tags, or search through favorites by keywords.

Currently it is still very basic and I will be adding much more functionality in the future. Proposed future additions include adding folders, improved search and the ability for users to save their organizational changes.

License

No specific license-- free for any use.

Link to App

http://stackfavorites.netau.net/

Platform

Currently tested for compatibility on the latest Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer.

Contact

Creator: Anton Pantev
apantev@gmail.com
http://stackoverflow.com/users/340/anton
https://github.com/apantev

Code

JQuery and another StackApp called StackUnderflow.js

For code, please refer to the github page.

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I must be missing something. How can this be installed for Firefox? – Iterator Sep 6 '11 at 15:14
It is actually just a website, which is probably what is tripping you up. I guess I should change the "Download" section to "Link to App". If you want to host the app on your own website or if you want to run it from your local machine here is the link to the download file: github.com/apantev/StackOverflow-Favorites-Organizer/archives/… . – Anton Sep 6 '11 at 15:49
It works, thanks! – Iterator Sep 6 '11 at 18:20
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1 Answer

Seems to work quite well. I do have a couple of suggestions:

  1. On the "organized into Tags" page, it is necessary to click on the tiny "+" sign to drop down the questions for the particular tag. Perhaps it could be extended to the entire row?
  2. Also, when a search term is not found, there is no visual feedback saying "search term was not found" or something similar to indicate that the search did indeed complete but returned nothing.
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Thanks for the feedback, I updated the site with your suggestions. :) – Anton Jun 6 '11 at 21:41
@Anton: Thanks! Looks great! – George Edison Jun 6 '11 at 21:46
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