had_cb

I really like the idea of creating collection of preffered songs for easier overview about updates of them. Here are some suggestions that I think could improve this funcionality. - I would like to have the option to NOT group the collection list so I can overview all of my songs at once AND/OR - I would like to have the option to expand all the groups with one click - I would like to have the option of recognize type of update - if it is update of authors first comment which probably means new version of CDLC in which I am interested most, or if it is regular comment from other users, which, to be frankly, is not as important or interesting for me - I would like to have the option to choose to get e-mail notifications about new versions of CDLCs only (see previous point) - and of course I would like to have the direct link to CDLCs page in song list

I would preffer direct link from the record row, your suggestion is quite complicated consider this scenario and its solutions: I have list of songs from my favourite interpret and I want to open three threads in new tabs to read them later ideal procedure, available in good old search 1- middleclick on first song download icon 2- middleclick on second song download icon 3- middleclick on third song download icon actual procedure in ignition 1- click on first song 2- scrol down the window content (on my ntb with 900 ilnes, on 768 must be much worse 3- search and middleclick on icon to open the thread 4- click outside the window to close it 5- click on second song 6- scrol down the window content 7- search and middleclick on icon to open the thread 8- click outside the window to close it 9- click on third song 10- scrol down the window content 11- search and middleclick on icon to open the thread 4x more actions, clickfest, not to mention the fact, that detail window opened from wide horizontally oriented list on wide horizontally oriented display is designed vertically, does not fit on the page and the Author's notes are only 6 lines high and must by scrolled too... It was better :)