Grahamperrin bookmarked on 2009-09-29 Diigo Group knowledge repositories and discussions
Integration, filters, sort options, greatly improved support for tags, highly focused search results, group snapshots and other refinements
Diigo group work both productive and enjoyable
iPhone® application
Diigo meta
what's new in V4
three main areas - My Library, My Network and My Groups
compact, standard and power edit
For each snapshot requested (using the full Diigo toolbar in Firefox or Internet Explorer), an HTML version and screenshot are added to the user's library
New user interface
Snapshots on demand
Improved search
Improved Annotations features and user interface
Simple, powerful, learning networks
carefully thought out and seamlessly integrated
personal and team collaboration
the best knowledge gathering and sharing platform
individuals, work groups, and companies, organizations, and educators
leading innovator in the space
full text
tags, annotations, and URL
For more advanced searches, ten criteria are available
finding data in Diigo - quickly!
custom approach to sticky notes
bookmark-oriented networking
Follow
a flow of bookmarks - including your own - provides a close to real-time view of the activities and interests of these people
In any person's network - not just your own - you can preview, filter by tag, add comments and more
bookmarking history
Annotated preview
highlights and sticky notes
public comments
Other improvements
smarter approaches to moderation
Diigo can dramatically improve your productivity
There is a lot to explore in the new Diigo
let us know your first impression, likes / dislikes, feedback and suggestion
help us spread the word!
can't get all the advance features of Diigo with Safari
Grahamperrin on 2009-09-29 I find the new combination of Diigo 4.0 beta online + Diigolet far richer than limiting myself to Firefox.
an awesome way to share bookmarks and annotations
brilliant! Love it, love it, love it! Congrats!
Diigo rocks! Thanks for all your team's great work.
amazing. the features are great, the page cahching is very refined
Grahamperrin 2 minutes ago full-text search of Diigo-cached content
Bookmarking History
Comments (15)
Public Stiky Notes
Daniel Murray on 2009-10-02 I'm using Diigo with Chrome and the new Diigolet.
Andy Brudtkuhl on 2009-09-29 The diigo bar is a great tool
Adrian Try on 2009-09-29 I'd stopped using the toolbar, but I may have to start again to get the highlighter tool and the multiple colours.
Bakari C on 2009-09-29 It's because of Diigo, I might switch back to Firefox because I want the full menubar features.
Zoli Erdos on 2009-09-29 Is this still true? Full text search does not seem to work on items I saved weeks ago
Adrian Try on 2009-09-29 The highlighter functionality and multiple colours may get me working with the toolbar visible again.
Andy Brudtkuhl on 2009-09-29 Wooo! Been waiting for this!
Bakari C on 2009-09-29 Very nice. I was wondering the other night if there was an app for Diigo. Will it have annotation capabilities? That might be a lot to ask.
Graham Perrin on 2009-09-29 I find the new combination of Diigo 4.0 beta online + Diigolet far richer than limiting myself to Firefox.
Graham Perrin 2 minutes ago full-text search of Diigo-cached content
Page Comments
Sean Brady on 2009-09-29 I am pretty firmly stuck to Google Chrome, but I agree that the new toolbar does work quite nicely.
Joel Liu on 2009-09-29 I am also an active chrome user. Once it fully supports toolbar, we will develop a chrome toolbar.
Graham Perrin on 2009-09-29 No need to stop using your preferred browser!
Take some time to familiarise yourself with all that's possible with Diigo online. You may find that the simple combination of Diigolet + Diigo is more flexible, more spacious, more powerful than what can be squeezed into a single toolbar or sidebar.
Sean Brady on 2009-09-29 Joel - To be honest I am not sure if I would install a toolbar in Chrome. I think that is one of the big reasons I am using it, no cluttering toolbars and extra stuff. I would really love to see more emphasis on pushing the boundaries of the bookmarklet. I wonder, could HTML 5 in Safari and Chrome be leveraged to create an uber bookmarklet?
* the less easy it becomes to read * the less easy it is to find the required subsection within that tiny slot * the lower the value.
That's not an incentive to contribute.
I sense that efforts have been made to ensure that proportions of Diigo Meta are suitable for netbooks with very limited displays - and forward looking design decisions such as that should be welcomed - but I'm concerned that overall usability is not as good as it should be.
Simply: the opportunity to read comments, and for the public to add comments, is very unappealing.
On the plus side: Diigo 4.0 is currently in beta :-) and it's early days, so this is everyone's opportunity to suggest sizes, shapes, mixtures, order etc…
Grahamperrin bookmarked on 2009-09-29 Diigo
Group knowledge repositories and discussions
Integration, filters, sort options, greatly improved support for tags, highly focused search results, group snapshots and other refinements
Diigo group work both productive and enjoyable
iPhone® application
Diigo meta
what's new in V4
three main areas - My Library, My Network and My Groups
compact, standard and power edit
For each snapshot requested (using the full Diigo toolbar in Firefox or Internet Explorer), an HTML version and screenshot are added to the user's library
New user interface
Snapshots on demand
Improved search
Improved Annotations features and user interface
Simple, powerful, learning networks
carefully thought out and seamlessly integrated
personal and team collaboration
the best knowledge gathering and sharing platform
individuals, work groups, and companies, organizations, and educators
leading innovator in the space
full text
tags, annotations, and URL
For more advanced searches, ten criteria are available
finding data in Diigo - quickly!
custom approach to sticky notes
bookmark-oriented networking
Follow
a flow of bookmarks - including your own - provides a close to real-time view of the activities and interests of these people
In any person's network - not just your own - you can preview, filter by tag, add comments and more
bookmarking history
Annotated preview
highlights and sticky notes
public comments
Other improvements
smarter approaches to moderation
Diigo can dramatically improve your productivity
There is a lot to explore in the new Diigo
let us know your first impression, likes / dislikes, feedback and suggestion
help us spread the word!
can't get all the advance features of Diigo with Safari
Grahamperrin on 2009-09-29
I find the new combination of
Diigo 4.0 beta online + Diigolet
far richer than limiting myself to Firefox.
an awesome way to share bookmarks and annotations
brilliant! Love it, love it, love it! Congrats!
Diigo rocks! Thanks for all your team's great work.
amazing. the features are great, the page cahching is very refined
loving it
the FIRST IMPRESSION IS WOW!!!!!!
AWESOME
No need to stop using your preferred browser!
a really great job
revamped UI
is brilliant
Very streamlined and… cool
Zoli Erdos
Grahamperrin 7 minutes ago
http://www.diigo.com/profile/zoliblog
full text search
Grahamperrin 2 minutes ago
full-text search of Diigo-cached content
Bookmarking History
Comments (15)
Public Stiky Notes
Daniel Murray on 2009-10-02
I'm using Diigo with Chrome and the new Diigolet.
Andy Brudtkuhl on 2009-09-29
The diigo bar is a great tool
Adrian Try on 2009-09-29
I'd stopped using the toolbar, but I may have to start again to get the highlighter tool and the multiple colours.
Bakari C on 2009-09-29
It's because of Diigo, I might switch back to Firefox because I want the full menubar features.
Zoli Erdos on 2009-09-29
Is this still true? Full text search does not seem to work on items I saved weeks ago
Adrian Try on 2009-09-29
The highlighter functionality and multiple colours may get me working with the toolbar visible again.
Andy Brudtkuhl on 2009-09-29
Wooo! Been waiting for this!
Bakari C on 2009-09-29
Very nice. I was wondering the other night if there was an app for Diigo. Will it have annotation capabilities? That might be a lot to ask.
Graham Perrin on 2009-09-29
I find the new combination of
Diigo 4.0 beta online + Diigolet
far richer than limiting myself to Firefox.
Graham Perrin 7 minutes ago
http://www.diigo.com/profile/zoliblog
Graham Perrin 2 minutes ago
full-text search of Diigo-cached content
Page Comments
Sean Brady on 2009-09-29
I am pretty firmly stuck to Google Chrome, but I agree that the new toolbar does work quite nicely.
Joel Liu on 2009-09-29
I am also an active chrome user. Once it fully supports toolbar, we will develop a chrome toolbar.
Graham Perrin on 2009-09-29
No need to stop using your preferred browser!
Take some time to familiarise yourself with all that's possible with Diigo online. You may find that the simple combination of Diigolet + Diigo is more flexible, more spacious, more powerful than what can be squeezed into a single toolbar or sidebar.
Sean Brady on 2009-09-29
Joel - To be honest I am not sure if I would install a toolbar in Chrome. I think that is one of the big reasons I am using it, no cluttering toolbars and extra stuff. I would really love to see more emphasis on pushing the boundaries of the bookmarklet. I wonder, could HTML 5 in Safari and Chrome be leveraged to create an uber bookmarklet?
Add Your Comment
That's a massive amount and a disorienting mixture to be fed to the reader through such a small slot and there'll surely be more within the mass as people continue to comment on, draw highlights over, and stick notes to, Maggie's post.
Paradoxically: the more that's written,
* the less easy it becomes to read
* the less easy it is to find the required subsection within that tiny slot
* the lower the value.
That's not an incentive to contribute.
I sense that efforts have been made to ensure that proportions of Diigo Meta are suitable for netbooks with very limited displays - and forward looking design decisions such as that should be welcomed - but I'm concerned that overall usability is not as good as it should be.
Simply: the opportunity to read comments, and for the public to add comments, is very unappealing.
On the plus side: Diigo 4.0 is currently in beta :-) and it's early days, so this is everyone's opportunity to suggest sizes, shapes, mixtures, order etc…