I've read some of the other forum posts about how tedious it is to search through deviations and favorites.
I was thinking there could be an option to limit the size of the thumbnails in the gallery or favorites folder so more could fit on one page. Kind of like when you go online shopping and you have the option to put 20,50 or 100 images on one page.
Also with the thumbnails smaller, there could be an option to kind of flip threw the page like a scrapbook. Instead of scrolling down to the bottom to click on the numbers and reloading the page, there could be an arrow on in the middle of the page to the side, which would allow for quick clicks and flips through pages.
With the ability to "flip" through pages and having smaller thumbnails, a deviant could find a deviation or one of their thousands of favorites faster and easier.
Premium members can already change the number of thumbnails per page, up to 120. Go here and set it to "120 thumbnails per page" [link] It is also possible to scroll through the images. You can either use sitback slideshow by clicking the icon in the top right corner of the gallery/favorites page. Or you can click on the first deviation and use either your left and right arrow keys or the Previous/Next buttons in the top left of the screen to navigate through the images.
However, since you're suggesting having smaller thumbnails as well I will leave this open.
I was thinking there could be an option to limit the size of the thumbnails in the gallery or favorites folder so more could fit on one page. Kind of like when you go online shopping and you have the option to put 20,50 or 100 images on one page.
Also with the thumbnails smaller, there could be an option to kind of flip threw the page like a scrapbook. Instead of scrolling down to the bottom to click on the numbers and reloading the page, there could be an arrow on in the middle of the page to the side, which would allow for quick clicks and flips through pages.
With the ability to "flip" through pages and having smaller thumbnails, a deviant could find a deviation or one of their thousands of favorites faster and easier.