Pukka 1.5 adds Ma.gnolia support and more

Code Sorcery has released the next update to an old TUAW favorite, the del.icio.us client Pukka. Among the significant changes include a faster start-up, which means that the application can down be set to quit, rather than merely hide, after a successful post. Perhaps most significant in this release however is that Pukka can now post to the Ma.gnolia service via the Mirrord API. In fact, Pukka now allows you to enter the posting API URL manually (above), so it will work with any service that uses the del.icio.us API. Pukka also still gives you access to all your del.icio.us account bookmarks from its Dock icon.

On the downside, the price of Pukka has been raised to $12.95, but as the only multiple account del.icio.us client available I think it's still worth it. A demo is available.

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Justin

@Ralph: It isn't possible right now, but I have been getting asked about it so it's a consideration. If anyone else would like this (and hasn't emailed me yet), please do so via the site. Also, if you're using a service other than del.icio.us, please let me know which one and how many accounts.

April 22 2007 at 10:22 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Ralph

Is it possible to use an account on del.icio.us AND one on ma.gnolia at the same time? This would be the killer feature...

April 14 2007 at 9:46 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Dalton

It's a great program - totally worth the money, especially with the new updates. Anyone who uses del.icio.us and doesn't understand why this is better than bookmarklets (which I didn't at first), should just give it a try.

I think of it as an extremely lightweight blogging tool...I use Pukka to scoop up my del.icio.us links, and then my Tumblr blog comes along and imports all of them. Voila...instant link-log...

April 14 2007 at 8:53 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply