Shareaholic: Social bookmarking made easy

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Shareaholic: Social bookmarking made easy

by Brad Linder Jan 28th 2008

Are you the sort of person who likes to bookmark interesting web pages on del.icio.us, submit important or odd articles to digg, share rumors with Truemors, and send funny pictures of cats to your Twitter followers? Then have we got a Firefox add-on for you.

Sharealic is a Firefox add-on that works with Firefox 2, 3, and Flock and Songbird. It adds a handy menu to Firefox that lets you submit any web page to a ton of social bookmarking sites or similar services with just a few clicks. Sure, there are plenty of other ways to share items with your friends, but if you like to spread your love across multiple services, Shareaholic can save you a lot of time.

Shareaholic also lets you know at a glance how many times a page has been dugg or submitted to del.icio.us. Of course, if you'd rather submit a site to multiple services all at once, you might want to check out the Mahalo multi-submit toolbar. Shareaholic requires you to submit your links to one service at a time.

[via Mashable]

Tags: bookmarks, mahalo-multi-submit-toolbar, shareaholic, social-bookmarking, social-networking, toolbar

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Donov said 9:49AM on 1-29-2008

A similar but more powerful one--Linkmug(http://www.linkmug.com), it make you could send current viewing link to your friends's browser directly and instantly, why email?

Val said 8:55AM on 3-11-2008

Take a look at http://www.entopica.com/, a new online system that allows you to easily access, categorize, share and store your bookmarks online.Its free to join and registration is both quick and easy. Discover a whole new world of social bookmarking.

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