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Originally Posted by koboy
with the greatest respect as i've already said more than once (i) do use collections. let's say for example i have 300 collections what's wrong with wanting to sort that list by most recently used? the option is already available for author and books so why not for collections.
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I suspect adding, debugging and testing the functionality to allow sorting collections by last access time would not be worth the number of people who would consider such a function useful. The database does have a field for last modified and last accessed time in the Shelf table so most of the work on that end has been done however an index for the last accessed/modified time would need to be added.
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Originally Posted by koboy
please explain to me how does using the search function help me quickly access the most recent 10 collections i've opened from my entire collections list of 35 pages?
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I don't search for collections. I search for authors, titles, series, the occasional Kobo store book, the occasional library book. As mentioned all too often, I found collections un-useful when I made them granular enough to be worth having.
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Originally Posted by koboy
i wouldn't dismiss any new added feature/option just because i personally wasn't going to use it.
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Not just I personally would not use it. It's also that I don't see that the number of people who would use that functionality is sufficient to justify the development cost.
And because I can't resist... a new keyboard with a functional shift key would keep you from appearing to be the re-incarnation of e.e. cummings. Though it was tempting to type my entire response to you in UPPER CASE.