This impossibility to directly go back to the history of revisions from a comparison of two revisions -whether via the navigation link or via the Back button - is particularly inconvenient when trying to track something through various revisions: e.g. the content or a syncing issue of a given subtitle.
Therefore, could these URLs ending in "/#something" be abandoned, and replaced by corresponding URLs ending in "?tab=something" in all links provided in the Amara site and in email alerts, please?
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Claude Almansi
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over 10 years ago
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Claude Almansi
Sorry for the unclear wording of the title: an example will be clearer, I hope.
I'll use http://www.amara.org/en/videos/WsmSsSz680mu/pt-br/640588/ (Portuguese, Brazilian subtitles of the "DC SHOES: REDISCOVER HOME - FELIPE GUSTAVO - PART 1." video page).
OS: Mac OS X 10.6.8
Browsers: both Chrome 32.0.1700.77 and Firefox 26.0.
A) /#comments
I got an email notification that a comment had been added to these subtitles, with a link to http://www.amara.org/en/videos/WsmSsSz680mu/pt-br/640588/#comments in: "You can respond to this comment on the comments page."
Same issue in the Activity subpart of the main page: in "arthurcdomingues commented on Portuguese, Brazilian subtitles for DC SHOES: REDISCOVER HOME - FELIPE ...", the link on Portuguese, Brazilian subtitles also uses the not-working http://www.amara.org/en/videos/WsmSsSz680mu/pt-br/640588/#comments sub-URL.
B) /#revisions
When comparing two revisions listed in the Revisions subpart (URL: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/WsmSsSz680mu/pt-br/640588/?tab=revisions) of these subtitles, say comparing Revision #24 and Revision #25 in http://www.amara.org/en/videos/diffing/941634/941605/,
http://www.amara.org/en/videos/WsmSsSz680mu/pt-br/640588/ page.
This impossibility to directly go back to the history of revisions from a comparison of two revisions -whether via the navigation link or via the Back button - is particularly inconvenient when trying to track something through various revisions: e.g. the content or a syncing issue of a given subtitle.
Therefore, could these URLs ending in "/#something" be abandoned, and replaced by corresponding URLs ending in "?tab=something" in all links provided in the Amara site and in email alerts, please?