Is it possible to sort bookmarks by the date they were added ?

How to configure google reader's "send to" feature for diigo? It's in the settings menu.

Anybody know?

> 1. How often do you send from Google Reader to Diigo?

basically never. I find it too awkward -- too many steps.
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> 2. When you send in that direction, are the end results acceptable?

Yes.

> 3. Generally, do you make your first marks or bookmarks of things:
> a) most often in Diigo or
> b) most often in Google Reader?

I generally "star" items first using Google reader and then manually quick-bookmark them in Diigo. Later, I update all of the untagged bookmarks in Diigo.

It would be nice to be able to "star" items in reader and then have them automatically be quick-bookmarked in Diigo.

I hope that helps.

When I try to view my annotations on my bookmarks page by clicking on the
expand/collapse buttons, nothing is shown. However, when I
visit the page, it shows that the corresponding highlights
still exist there. Evidently, for some reason, they are not being
shown on the bookmarks page via the expand/collapse buttons.

help?

Currently, you have the ability to add a tag as a bulk action to your bookmarks.

How about including an option to remove a specific tag?

I would really need to send an animation. It renders the search results like a deck of cards in Adobe FLASH and whips thru the results really fast. It looks visually like the timeline mode in Picasa, if that helps.

Diigo has a preview mode, but it is 100 times slower and less slick than searchme.com.



Maggie Tsai wrote:
> cannot access. Can you send us some screenshots to info at diigo dot com? Thanks

among others, stumbleUpon has a very useful feature in that results returned from google are marked with a small icon if they had previously been indexed by stumbleUpon. This help paw through the list of search hits from google. A corresponding feature from diigo would be useful.

When viewing a specific site, I highlight some text, and then do "search -- current site".

The problem is that what appears in the search is the highlighted text with the words site: next to them but nothing after the site: part.

In other words, the toolbar doesn't seem to be picking up the current site and using it for the site: parameter.

Kartoo is a flash-based search engine, so I can't do the diigosearch thing to get the URL for the customized diigo search.

Is there a way to add kartoo to the search list?

The Groowe toolbar has a very useful icon where you can type in a search and hit a button that will make the search go through the current site. I understand you can do this with the diigo right-click menu, but what if the words you want to search for are not on the page and therefore cannot be highlighted?

It would be nice to have a similar function to accomplish vertical search without having to highlight text.

On the pop-up menu, I have to go to the sub-menu in order to choose "highlight and bookmark" since the 'highlight' sub-menu is checked.

Is it possible to change the default checkmark so that I don't have to navigate to the sub-menu anymore to get the "highlight and bookmark" functionality?

One thing I like about delicious is that every time you bookmark something, it gives you a list of popular tags for it.

That would be a useful feature here.

Is it possible to set up customized search to use Google maps?