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HowTo set up your own map? Generate your very own map for your homepage: just enter your address and copy a small HTML snippet onto you web page. :)

"Backup, Export, and Manage your Online Data Your company has important data locked up in cloud-based applications. Backupify provides daily automatic backups, archiving, and export for all your social media and SaaS data."

EveryScape creates Visual Guides for Local Search

ExtensionFM is a browser extension for Chrome that finds every MP3 file on pages you visit and automatically creates a library of those songs for you to enjoy.

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Superfeedr pushes realtime data We fetch, transform, enhance, filter and push feeds so nobody has to.

Share maps As registered user you will be able to use thousands of shared maps. Create new ikiMaps As registered user you will be able to create ikiMaps from th existing available cartography.

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Visual Exploration of the webVisual directory only showing the absolute best and most popular websites in many different categories. With Kadaza you not only have al your favorite sites just a few clicks away: Kadaza also introduces new and exciting sites.

Socialwok was founded on the premise that if social networks like Facebook and Twitter were so effective in helping us communicate with our friends, then why should we continue to depend on the ineffciencies of CC or BCC emails to collaborate at work with colleagues. Socialwok was created to allow organizations to harness the ease and power of rich media and feeds to improve collaboration and communication.

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Create a map! Creating and sharing your maps with Maptrot.com is easy.

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ow is it different from bookmarking? historious is very different from your standard bookmarks, as you don't have categories, tags, names or anything else to categorize. Everything is generated automatically with one click of the bookmarklet, and historious saves the page as it is at that moment. When you need a site, you type a few keywords you remember from it, such as "blue sea", and historious shows you all the sites relevant to those keywords. historious searches inside the content of the page, which is why it needs no tags or any other user input. Think of it as Google search for your history. No bookmarks to wade through, no items to clean up, just a search box.