fair enough. still pining after it. A second post to another service can't be that bad, esp since that's what you're prob doing with the diigolet to diigo.
as far as a safari plugin goes, even a simple SIMBL extension would be fine, w/o the toolbar (see DeliciousSafari), could be an interim stage.
Thanks.
--pete
Maggie Tsai wrote: > Certainly would be nice, but we need to consider performance issues. Diigolet is meant to be a light weight solution and not a complete replacement of the toolbar. > > Safari -yes, we hear you. While we won't completely rule out the development, please also understand that it takes tremendous effort to develop and do ongoing support for a new browser platform. We're quite busy completely re-designing really awesome next generation toolbars / brand new diigo platform. With limited resources and bandwidth, highest priorities first :-)
Just tried it out in safari and ff, can't seem to find the save elsewhere feature. Is there a setting or param I need to set?
thanks...
Joel Liu wrote: > Diigolet supports "save to del.icio.us" now! However, as there is no description field in Diigolet, only URL, title, tags are saved to del.icio.us. > > Next version Diigolet will provide description which can be saved to del.icio.us also.
I've had that set for a while, I used the feature with the regular plugin. Still don't see the "save elsewhere" checkbox anywhere in the diigolet popup.
It doesn't always work (most of the time it does). I end up checking each time to make sure it saved. Some visual notification similar to the toolbar would be cool, like a "saving to to diigo", followed by "bookmarked elsewhere" status message, if the network is wonky you'd know to wait a bit.
a save elsewhere checkbox
if we're getting fancy, use google gears/html5 client side storage to cache/store the bookmarking, so even if I navigate away, it'll save the bookmark everywhere asynchronously.
well, that, or a diigo plugin for safari...
as far as a safari plugin goes, even a simple SIMBL extension would be fine, w/o the toolbar (see DeliciousSafari), could be an interim stage.
Thanks.
--pete
Maggie Tsai wrote:
> Certainly would be nice, but we need to consider performance issues. Diigolet is meant to be a light weight solution and not a complete replacement of the toolbar.
>
> Safari -yes, we hear you. While we won't completely rule out the development, please also understand that it takes tremendous effort to develop and do ongoing support for a new browser platform. We're quite busy completely re-designing really awesome next generation toolbars / brand new diigo platform. With limited resources and bandwidth, highest priorities first :-)
Joel Liu wrote:
> Diigolet will support "save bookmarks to other services" though server side post in the next version diigolet .
thanks...
Joel Liu wrote:
> Diigolet supports "save to del.icio.us" now! However, as there is no description field in Diigolet, only URL, title, tags are saved to del.icio.us.
>
> Next version Diigolet will provide description which can be saved to del.icio.us also.
Joel Liu wrote:
> Y, you need to set up del.icio.us account here http://www.diigo.com/tools/save_to_others
It doesn't always work (most of the time it does). I end up checking each time to make sure it saved. Some visual notification similar to the toolbar would be cool, like a "saving to to diigo", followed by "bookmarked elsewhere" status message, if the network is wonky you'd know to wait a bit.
a save elsewhere checkbox
if we're getting fancy, use google gears/html5 client side storage to cache/store the bookmarking, so even if I navigate away, it'll save the bookmark everywhere asynchronously.
thanks.
Wade Ren wrote:
> available now