RSS feed refresh of unread bookmarks - 55 views

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  #1 anonymous on 08 May 12

   

  I installed Foxish live RSS for my Chrome browser to give me similar functionality to Firefox's live bookmarks. I want to have an "on-the-fly" folder of bookmarks I have added to my Diigo bookmarks that have been marked as "read later". Initially, the bookmarks showed up as I expected. However, I have added several new bookmarks since then, and they are not showing up. If I click on the RSS feed icon in my unread bookmark page, all I see are the old bookmarks that have already been found. The new ones are not in the RSS feed, so because of that, the feed is not populating my "on-the-fly" folder that is being updated by Foxish live RSS. How long does it take for the RSS feeds generated by Diigo to update?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I installed Foxish live RSS for my Chrome browser to give me similar functionality to Firefox's live bookmarks. I want to have an "on-the-fly" folder of bookmarks I have added to my Diigo bookmarks that have been marked as "read later". Initially, the bookmarks showed up as I expected. However, I have added several new bookmarks since then, and they are not showing up. If I click on the RSS feed icon in my unread bookmark page, all I see are the old bookmarks that have already been found. The new ones are not in the RSS feed, so because of that, the feed is not populating my "on-the-fly" folder that is being updated by Foxish live RSS. How long does it take for the RSS feeds generated by Diigo to update?</div>

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  #2 anonymous on 08 May 12

   

  Disregard that last post. I forgot I had the bookmarks set to "private". I unchecked that on the new ones, and they showed up.
  
  Maybe on a sidenote request... Give us a way to click the Diigo button and have it pop up with a list of the "Read Later" bookmarks on our account so we don't have to go to the Diigo website. Once we click a bookmark to visit the website, it changes to "read" status in the Diigo account and removes itself from the "Read Later" bookmarks. I like how this works in the ReadItLater (or now Pocket) service, but I don't want to use a separate service just to keep a list of bookmarks to read later.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Disregard that last post. I forgot I had the bookmarks set to "private". I unchecked that on the new ones, and they showed up. <br /> <br /> Maybe on a sidenote request... Give us a way to click the Diigo button and have it pop up with a list of the "Read Later" bookmarks on our account so we don't have to go to the Diigo website. Once we click a bookmark to visit the website, it changes to "read" status in the Diigo account and removes itself from the "Read Later" bookmarks. I like how this works in the ReadItLater (or now Pocket) service, but I don't want to use a separate service just to keep a list of bookmarks to read later.</div>

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