In the segment selection interface, it'd be handy if the drop down box could be split into two so that you can select the relevant folder and then pick the relevant segment. I've got hundreds of segments, some of which I rarely use which make the list really long. It's possible that it's just me though, but I'd be interested in what the average number of segments are that each discover user has. My guess is that regular users will have a considerable number. Failing that, a more logical sort ord...

With browsers getting updated so frequently at the moment, is it possible to get the major new ones added either before they're released or when they're released. I saw you recently updated the FF, Safari, et al: http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Adobe-Idea-Exchange-for-Omniture/Add-FireFox-v5-to-list-of-Br owser-Types-Versions/idi-p/4871 But what about Chrome, etc and after FF& which shouldn't be too far away. any chance this could be done as routine? Thanks guysL

This won't be as applicable for everyone but it would really help subscription based businesses. If you could switch between visits and visitors in funnels that'd really help get a lot more clarity around conversion figures. What happens when it's just visit level is if you do a better job of getting people to come back a second time your overall conversion goes down whilst your actual volume of conversions goes up, it's just that people appear twice at the beginning of the funnel and once at th...

Being able to create segements where an even happened within a given date / time range or only after a certain time period would be really useful. For example all visitors who made an order before / after this date.

In Discover it would be really useful to be able to create segments based on time, independent of date, eg. lunchtime each day. If you could also create them so that they applied to days of the week that would be even better. It means we could see how people behaved durring office hours that may be different from evening or weekend behaviour.

I'd like to be able to identify anyone who went from page A to page B as a segment to run reports against different types of behaviours, or any other sequence of events. For example if I could identify People who entered on the homepage and immediately clicked on a particular link I'd get a pretty good indication of their original intent.