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2027 bookmarks. ARGH.
Oh, lord. I can't even imagine.
First OB and now this!!!
Seriously!
Does xmarks host the links on the web? Firstly, I don't see an Opera logo there, and secondly, I don't want those bookmarks on my browser. I want an external tagging and organisation system that's better than bookmarks.
So what is the preferred Delicious replacement?
I'm hearing a bit about pinboard. [link] It's $7.04. I'm sort of waiting to see what else pops up.
I saw this on Twitter: Use the Delicious -to- @zotero import and get with the program [link]
I use Zotero and it is okay. Not as simple as delicious. But free.
From another site:
People with Macs may want to use the deadlicious app to figure out which of their bookmarks are still good before doing mass exports.
According to the Pinboard comparison page for "should you stay or should you go", they don't have a Firefox plugin. So does that mean I'd need to handcopy any link I want to save into Pinboard?
Elsewhere amych is recommending diigo: [link]
I know I'm just cranky, but so far I hate all those alternatives. None of them have a clear front page like delicious. I just want to bookmark something, people!
Still, I signed up for diigo just to see.
Diigo has potential. It allows you to upload your exported delicious bookmarks. Right now it's processing my 996 or so. And it has a Firefox toolbar thingy.
Diigo was getting a lot of talk on Twitter when I checked.