I found the dropdown menu list to be too long to be effectively used especially when viewed i chrome (browser) I can only see 5 genomes at a time and the ordering of the genomes isn't intuitive. Can I suggest that a frequently used genomes list be in the rest of the page so that it is easier to use for most users? like a table of common genomes to immediately create a new track browser from there?
Cheers Kevin
Oh btw I just looked at the list of loaded system-installed builds. there are 934 genomes if I am not wrong. browsing 5 by 5 is quite excruciating!
On 6 September 2011 21:00, Kevin Lam wrote:
I found the dropdown menu list to be too long to be effectively used especially when viewed i chrome (browser) I can only see 5 genomes at a time and the ordering of the genomes isn't intuitive. Can I suggest that a frequently used genomes list be in the rest of the page so that it is easier to use for most users? like a table of common genomes to immediately create a new track browser from there?
Cheers Kevin
You can just type the first few letters of your organism to go through the list quickly.
-Farhat
-- Farhat Habib, PhD Scientist-C, Center of Excellence in Epigenetics Indian Institute of Science Education & Research, Pune http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/~farhat Twitter: @far_hat Office: +91 20 2590 8080
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 6:37 PM, Kevin Lam kevin.aitb@gmail.com wrote:
Oh btw I just looked at the list of loaded system-installed builds. there are 934 genomes if I am not wrong. browsing 5 by 5 is quite excruciating!
On 6 September 2011 21:00, Kevin Lam wrote:
I found the dropdown menu list to be too long to be effectively used especially when viewed i chrome (browser) I can only see 5 genomes at a time and the ordering of the genomes isn't intuitive. Can I suggest that a frequently used genomes list be in the rest of the page so that it is easier to use for most users? like a table of common genomes to immediately create a new track browser from there?
Cheers Kevin
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