Bookmarklet Requests - 51 views

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  #1 Hagure Metaru on 27 Mar 08

   

  I just came over from del.icio.us, and have found diigo to be a great alternative (I love that I can continue to post there at the same time!), but there's a few features that I really miss in the bookmarklet.
  
  The first is the "Recommended tags" section. Being able to quickly click through tags that I've used before to tag a page helps my workflow a lot, since I don't have to try to remember what I've used before.
  
  The other one is similar, its the "Popular Tags" section, for pretty much the same reasons (and to find new useful tags to utilize)
  
  I know both features are available in the Firefox toolbar, but despite its add-on goodness, FF has been too laggy for me to use, (although the recent beta, along with diigo has me intrigued) and I've been using Camino as my main browser (with Safari/WebKit on the side).
  
  Other than that though, the bookmarklet is great! The service is wonderful! Thanks for everything!
  
  Oh, is there a bookmarklet that allows "true" one click bookmarking to the unread section? I've been using instapaper for this, but it'd be nice to have one do-it-all tool (the current bookmarklet is at best a two-click method. Workflow! =)
  
  
  PS: I figure someone else has requested the same thing, but I did a search for "bookmarklet", but couldn't find anything related to this.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I just came over from del.icio.us, and have found diigo to be a great alternative (I love that I can continue to post there at the same time!), but there's a few features that I really miss in the bookmarklet. <br /> <br /> The first is the "Recommended tags" section. Being able to quickly click through tags that I've used before to tag a page helps my workflow a lot, since I don't have to try to remember what I've used before. <br /> <br /> The other one is similar, its the "Popular Tags" section, for pretty much the same reasons (and to find new useful tags to utilize) <br /> <br /> I know both features are available in the Firefox toolbar, but despite its add-on goodness, FF has been too laggy for me to use, (although the recent beta, along with diigo has me intrigued) and I've been using Camino as my main browser (with Safari/WebKit on the side). <br /> <br /> Other than that though, the bookmarklet is great! The service is wonderful! Thanks for everything! <br /> <br /> Oh, is there a bookmarklet that allows "true" one click bookmarking to the unread section? I've been using instapaper for this, but it'd be nice to have one do-it-all tool (the current bookmarklet is at best a two-click method. Workflow! =) <br /> <br /> <br /> PS: I figure someone else has requested the same thing, but I did a search for "bookmarklet", but couldn't find anything related to this.</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 28 Mar 08

   

  Hi Terry,
  We are developing the new Diigolet. So stay tuned!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Terry, <br /> We are developing the new Diigolet. So stay tuned!</div>

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  #3 Hagure Metaru on 28 Mar 08

   

  Can't wait. I'm just about settled here with diigo... seems like the rest of blogosphere is coming in droves too!
  
  Joel Liu wrote:
  > Hi Terry,
  > We are developing the new Diigolet. So stay tuned!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Can't wait. I'm just about settled here with diigo... seems like the rest of blogosphere is coming in droves too! <br /> <br /> Joel Liu wrote: <br /> > Hi Terry, <br /> > We are developing the new Diigolet. So stay tuned!</div>

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