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access cached pages

Thu, 01 May 2008 03:10:54 -0000

backup |diigo |offline | post by xee1mm on 2008-05-01

1- how can we access the cached pages?

2- is each cached page assigned a unique URL that can be accessed later? if Yes; then how can I get the URL of my pages?
post by xee1mm on 2008-05-01
Hi,
You can clicke the Cached links in my bookmark page to access them.
BTW,
1) There may be some delay in cached pages.
2) Some pages are not cached, such us PDF pages, Https pages.
post by joel on 2008-05-01
thank you. but can you know the assigned url for each cached page- not the original url-? thus it would be possible to download them for offline browsing or backup with a download manager software
post by xee1mm on 2008-05-04

save Diigo offline

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:20:06 -0000

browsing |offline | post by xee1mm on 2008-04-30

I have a lot of pages, annotation, bookmarks that I like to save for offline browsing. Are you aware of any way to download and save your diigo pages?
post by xee1mm on 2008-04-30
We may provide it as an advanced feature later.
post by joel on 2008-05-01

Feature request: offline local page cache

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:40:52 -0000

Hello, I just wanted to ask if there is a chance that one day, Diigo would not only maintain a copy of a full bookmarked page on their servers, but also store a local copy on my computer? I often bookmark some things and then when my notebook is offline, it would be really nice to read them or keep them for reference. What do you think?
post by jimjee on 2007-09-24
I guess, that this could be done with Google Gears (for Firefox and Internet Explorer). Remember The Milk and Google Reader offer similar functions.

jimjee wrote:
> Hello, I just wanted to ask if there is a chance that one day, Diigo would not only maintain a copy of a full bookmarked page on their servers, but also store a local copy on my computer? I often bookmark some things and then when my notebook is offline, it would be really nice to read them or keep them for reference. What do you think?
post by derlinzer on 2007-09-24
This can be an advanced feature later.
post by joel on 2007-09-27
Am i right, that local caching and perhaps synchronizing would speed up the Diigo experience a lot?
post by derlinzer on 2007-09-27
derlinzer wrote:
> I guess, that this could be done with Google Gears (for Firefox and Internet Explorer). Remember The Milk and Google Reader offer similar functions.

Another possibility is to provide a hook to some other Firefox / Explorer extension that already saves pages offline (e.g. Scrapbook for Firefox), and just synchronize the actions on Diigo with the local directory saved by the extension.
post by jimjee on 2007-09-27

offline bookmarks and highlights not synced with diigo when going online

Thu, 23 Aug 2007 09:49:47 -0000

bug |mobile-office |offline |sync | post by eyalnow on 2007-08-23

I'm connected via mobile phone over GPRS, and do most of my reading while offline.
I've just discovered that all the pages I've bookmarked and the text that I've highlighted were NOT saved to my diigo account.
i first thought that it happend because I closed the firefox tab where I was reading and diigo-ing , but the problem persists even if I keep the tab open.

a related problem is that after I highlight text and enter the title and tags in the window that appears, when I want to highlight text again, it is not highlighted.
I need to press the diigo button to bring up the diigo window, press submit or close, and only then I can highlight.
post by eyalnow on 2007-08-23
i've installed the latest version, but no luck.
the problems are even bigger -
some bookmarks are not saved even when being constantly online
some highlights are saved while others are lost.
sometimes the title and tags of the bookmark default to the title of the page and blank tags
even when I press "submit and close" and get a "bookmark saved" notification, sometimes it isn't !

maggie ? oliver ? anyone ?
post by eyalnow on 2007-08-30
Oh, this sounds very serious.
Did you experience the same problem when you were connected through other connection methods?
We will try the GPRS way to see what happened.
post by joel on 2007-09-07
hi joel ,

I only connect via gprs, but I don't think that the network layer has ( or should have ) anything to do with the application layer.

can you reproduce the problem over normal network ?
it's basically:
- disconnect from network
- highlight and bookmark a page you had previously opened in your browser
- - reconnect to network
- reload the page - bookmark lost together with tags, highlights, comments, etc.

I also lost bookmarks and highlights in open pages when my mozilla browser crashed.

it's a bit frustrating. there's this one page which I've highlighted 3 times, and always some of my later highlights are lost.

on a related note, diigo website is very very slow to load compared to all other websites that I access.
maybe this is part of the problem ?

thanks,

e.

joel wrote:
> Oh, this sounds very serious.
> Did you experience the same problem when you were connected through other connection methods?
> We will try the GPRS way to see what happened.
post by eyalnow on 2007-09-08
> - disconnect from network
> - highlight and bookmark a page you had previously opened in your browser
> - - reconnect to network
> - reload the page - bookmark lost together with tags, highlights, comments, etc.
>
======> Got it. We are rebuilding the client side and this part will be improved.
> on a related note, diigo website is very very slow to load compared to all other websites that I access.
> maybe this is part of the problem ?
=====> Where is your location to access diigo.com? What's the ping value?
post by joel on 2007-09-11
hi joel,

connecting from an island in south thailand.

average ping is around 1 second
I actually get similar times for other websites, such as google.com

hope you get this issue solved soon.

thanks !

e.

joel wrote:
> > - disconnect from network
> > - highlight and bookmark a page you had previously opened in your browser
> > - - reconnect to network
> > - reload the page - bookmark lost together with tags, highlights, comments, etc.
> >
> ====== > Got it. We are rebuilding the client side and this part will be improved.
> > on a related note, diigo website is very very slow to load compared to all other websites that I access.
> > maybe this is part of the problem ?
> ===== > Where is your location to access diigo.com? What's the ping value?
post by eyalnow on 2007-09-12