GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 521908
Add bookmark (and maybe History) options to YouTube browser
Last modified: 2008-04-08 21:29:39 UTC
YouTube browser for Totem is really great, allowing to browse YouTube video from Totem without having to install Flash But since it is a browser, it would be nice to have all the basic functionnalities of a browser, like the ability to bookmark a video for later, and maybe an History
I'm not so sure; I don't want to end up just emulating the features of a web browser in the plugin. History is already supported to a certain extent, as it adds each new video you watch to your playlist, so you can go back and watch old ones from the current session. Perhaps there could be a way to open a YouTube video in your browser, and then be able to use your browser's functionality (bookmarking, etc.)?
It should definitely have an "Open in web browser" context menu, so people can bookmark the video for later use.
Philip Withnall : i didn't notice about playlist : that's great Philip Withnall & Bastien Nocera : your proposal seems good since it avoids to clutter the interface whereas it allows user to bookmark the video through its navigator
Created attachment 108167 [details] [review] Add a menu entry to open the video in the browser
2008-04-08 Philip Withnall <pwithnall@svn.gnome.org> * bindings/python/totem.defs: * bindings/python/totem.override: * src/plugins/youtube/youtube.py: * src/totem-video-list.c: (totem_video_list_get_ui_manager): * src/totem-video-list.h: Add a menu entry to open YouTube videos in the web browser. (Closes: #521908)