Thursday, November 25, 2004

Foxylicious extension for Firefox

Robin Good posts an article about Foxylicious, a firefox extension that integrates your del.icio.us links.

Social bookmarking applications, such as del.icio.us, Furl and Spurl, provide online researchers and writers with three outstandingly useful tools, namely the ability:

1. Quickly and effortlessly to keep an ongoing record of websites you come across and that you'd like to return to later.

2. To label or 'tag' each bookmark, so that you can easily manage and organize them.

3. To allow others to subscribe to a live feed of your bookmarks (via RSS), so that every time you find and bookmark an interesting new website, others who have the same interests as you will be alerted and provided with the appropriate link. You, of course, also have the ability to subscribe to feeds of others' finds.

With Foxylicious, you're able to keep a local copy of all the online bookmarks you have in del.icio.us">del.icio.us - all neatly grouped into the tags or categories you originally gave them.


Full instructions on Robin's site.


Posted by: Jethro | 1:15 AM |