New Ninja deployment has been rolled out with bug fixes

Fixed issues in current deployment:

• Ugly gear icon in the top right corner of the category boxes on the Dashboard page when hovering the mouse cursor over it
• Layout breaks on both mobile and desktop devices when username is too long
• The list of the available tags is not updated after editing a bookmark's tags on the My Bookmarks page on mobile
• Extra icons appear next to the bookmark items on the Dashboard page on mobile devices after editing, moving or deleting a bookmark

New Ninja deployment is out with many improvements

Today a new Ninja deployment was rolled out. It contains the below improvements and changes:

• Added "Forgot password" to Login on mobile devices
• From now User can sign up on mobile devices, too
• Redesigned bookmarklet installation process on mobile devices
• Updated the content of the Quick Guide
• Added table of content to Quick Guide to make navigation easier
• Started to add screen shots and step by step instructions about most important user actions

From now password managers are supported

Until now paste was not allowed in the password fields during sign up. Based on the Beta feedback it was not a good decision because this made impossible to use any password manager. This has been fixed, from now paste is allowed so password managers are supported.

Improvement in deleting tabs

Until now if you had only one tab, the tab couldn't be deleted, since Ninja needs to have at least one tab. This has been uncomfortable when you wanted to delete the sample bookmarks. You either had to delete the category groups one by one or had to create a blank tab, go back to the other tab and then you could delete it.

From now when you want to delete the last tab, the content of the tab will be deleted and you will get a blank tab. This will make the removal the sample bookmarks pretty easy.

Improvements in Search

1. Search has been extended to Tags. Until now you could search only in the Title, Url and Notes fields of the bookmarks, but from now the Tags are also part of the Search. This has been requested by many users.

2. After a search on the My Bookmarks page, if you selected/deselected tags, or changed any criteria settings (Bookmark Type, Tab/Category) the search result was reset.
From now the Search stays active (the Search field will not be cleared) and the results will be evaluated based on the combination of the Search and the the criteria settings. You can clear the Search any time by clicking on the "Clear Search" command.

3. From now when you select the My Bookmarks page in the menu, the default Bookmark Type on the page will be "All". The reason of this change is to make possible to run a global Search immediately when the My Bookmarks page shows up.

4. On the mobile UI the Search text field on the My Bookmarks page was moved from the bottom to the top. This also makes possible to run a global search immediately after the My Bookmarks page showed up on your mobile device.

Ninja on mobile Beta is live!!

Simply launch the bookmarkninja.com website in your mobile device's browser (iOS, Android, Windows Phone).

Important: There are also new browser buttons (bookmarklets). If you have already signed up and installed the browser buttons on your desktop computer before June 8th, then please remove them and install both buttons again from the "Install Browser Buttons" page (simple drag and drop).  Launch Ninja on your mobile device only after you completed the button update in your desktop computer's browser.

If you haven't signed up yet, first please sign up on a desktop computer, after then login to Ninja on your mobile device.

To see the instructions how to install the browser buttons (bookmarklets) on a mobile device, please tap on the "Install Browser Buttons" menu after you launched Ninja in your mobile browser.

Ninja on mobile Beta coming next week

This is going to be a another milestone in the life of Ninja. The truth is I underestimated the work to be done on the mobile web support, but finally I think the extra work and effort were worth it and the app got into a really good shape.Currently finalizing the documentation, updating the website and running some final tests before it will go live. Stay tuned!