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David Chartier said 9:32PM on 3-10-2008
I use online social bookmarking sites too, but I can totally see this being useful if it could take advantage of integration with Firefox and del.icio.us via that add-on. Glancing at an image of some obscure blog bookmark or another site one is unfamiliar with makes it much easier to identify a site later on than picking its possibly-uninformative headline out of a flat list of 'marks.
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boogie said 9:35PM on 3-10-2008
I have about 1200 bookmarks in Firefox so I don't see this being useful at all. It's OK when you have just a few bookmarks, but for a big-scale bookmarking experience I recommend using Google Bookmarks or del.icio.us so you know that your data is relatively safe and doesn't depent on the stability of Firefox or IE for that matter.
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yazan said 8:49AM on 3-11-2008
people like me who enjoy some occasional amateur web design store bookmarks for visual inspiration ... if find it useful if i can scroll through 50 links on the fly rather than open 50 links individually or at the same time
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Deza said 4:53PM on 5-30-2008
I think that Google Web Bookmarks service is extraordinarily useful for many reasons, but to recognize the bookmarks could arise some frustrations. For this reason, I’ve developed an Add-On for IE called Quick History for Google. Its goal is providing a visual help to recognize the bookmarks easier. This Add-On creates and inserts a thumbnail of the target page aside of bookmark.
It has other features. Please, check it.
http://quick.history.googlepages.com/home.html
Thanks! The Author.
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