Quick summary: Automatically bookmark a site after it has been open for a certain amount of time.
Traditional bookmarking (browser-based or with delicious) has a bit of overhead which prevents me from using it in all cases I would normally like to. Even though the overhead is low with plugins that can save to delicious with one or two clicks, I still have to remember to use them. This plugin would remove all overhead by continuously running in the background.
I've never written a Firefox plugin before, so I figured I'd describe what I want it to do and maybe someone has already heard of a plugin like this or knows how it would be done.
Feature List
- Monitor browsing activity in the front window. If the current page has been open for X seconds, automatically post it to delicious. (or other bookmarking services)
- Idle windows should not be considered for bookmarking, maybe monitor click/scroll activity to determine idleness
- Blacklist of websites never to post, for web applications that remain open a long time like gmail, etc.
- Don't post the same website twice
- If you arrived on a page via a Google search, save your search terms as keywords to delicious (do Firefox plugins have access to the HTTP referer of a window?)
- After bookmarking a site, slide up a small notification window like a windows tray notification
- the window should have a button to "undo" the save
- if posting to delicious, provide a link to the edit page on delicious where you could add more tags
