Upgrade StorageFeature request: Mark as Read/Unread/Favourite
Hello,
I really like the colour coded tags, but find it less than ideal to visually keep track of large collections. It would be soooo sooo handy to be able to mark titles as 'read' or 'unread' and have them colour coded in the actual title window itself. Not sure how hard this is to implement. At the moment titles that are 'selected' are coloured blue. It'd be great to be able to have 'read' titles one solid colour and unread titles another solid colour. That way you get an immediate visual as to what's been read and what hasn't. Marking a title as 'read' could also automatically assign a tag 'read', for easy sorting when you want to filter out all unread or read items. Anyway, just a suggestion that would make life a bit easier. Thanks.
I really like the colour coded tags, but find it less than ideal to visually keep track of large collections. It would be soooo sooo handy to be able to mark titles as 'read' or 'unread' and have them colour coded in the actual title window itself. Not sure how hard this is to implement. At the moment titles that are 'selected' are coloured blue. It'd be great to be able to have 'read' titles one solid colour and unread titles another solid colour. That way you get an immediate visual as to what's been read and what hasn't. Marking a title as 'read' could also automatically assign a tag 'read', for easy sorting when you want to filter out all unread or read items. Anyway, just a suggestion that would make life a bit easier. Thanks.
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simonho213I agree with this. I currently have manual tags created for "read" and "unread" and not only are they taking up space in my tag list, I've also assigned colours to them for visual distinction. This uses up one of my 6 tag colours, and still doesnt allow for a quick distinction between read and unread items as the only way to tell is by looking at the colour of the box in the list view
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valeria.taddeiI also agree on the whole proposal. It would make the progamme so much handier. So far I have tried to sort read/unread/favourites in sub-folders, but that requires a lot of moving files around and is really not ideal. Thanks developers for considering this!