Jumptags takes off where other social bookmarking tools might have left off. The web service not only allows users to collect, store, share and distribute web bookmarks, but it also does the same for notes, rss feeds and contact lists. This Web 2.0 application is built with AJAX and officially jumped into beta at the end of April this year and has been achieving a nice following. Signing up for an account is of course free and only takes a minute.
Jumptags corporate blog is lacking a bit, and now that they are stirring up some attention, we hope they would increase the communication with users.
Other competitors in the marketplace include Del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, and Yahoo myweb.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
8-02-2007 @ 4:10PM
iamhoff said...
Probably the best feature of Yahoo MyWeb (and I only need this at work, not at home) is that they've got a weblink to save bookmarks without going to the site. At home I've got all the buttons on my Firefox toolbars for Digg, Stumble, etc., but our corporate IT nazis don't give us access to install toolbars and such. Half the time normal plug-ins don't make it past our Berlin webwalls. I'm not a power user of any of these sites, but most of the things I bookmark I see at work and bookmark them to view later (DLS, Autoblog, etc.) at home. My .02.
Reply
8-02-2007 @ 5:47PM
Alex said...
iamhoff, you'd be glad to hear that Jumptags.com also supports a web link to save bookmarks (bookmarklet) without having to install the toolbar.
You can find the link and instructions to install after you log-in to your jumptags account under "My Jumptags" > "Toolbar & Add-ons".
Reply