It's been a while since we've mentioned Delibar, the del.icio.us client from Shiny Frog that gives you access to all your bookmarks from the menubar, but a recent v0.9 update brings some noteworthy new features and enhancements. While you could already sort your bookmarks into nested folders based on the tags you apply to each bookmark, this new version now allows you to chose a flat tag list to sort by (meaning: bookmarks are sorted into one folder by the first tag you apply to them). Check out the other goodies in this new version:
- You can now set a global hotkey for popping up Delibar menu
- Reloading bookmark no longer prevent you from using Delibar while loading
- Delibar is a LOT faster
- Holding down ⌥ when looking at a bookmark will reveal its actual URL
- Overall graphics improvement, more compact "actions" menu
Delibar is (apparently) freeware and available from Shiny Frog's website.
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6-19-2007 @ 5:01PM
prophetsearcher said...
What about posting TO delicious? I've just started using cocoalicious, but I miss the suggested tags that come with using the delicious bookmarklet. I happened to install delibar last night - and aside from not getting the hotkey to work - i love it.
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6-19-2007 @ 5:06PM
Dave Chartier said...
#1: I personally prefer Pukka:
http://codesorcery.net/pukka
Mainly because of its lightweight nature, tight integration with lots of apps (including NetNewsWire and a bookmarklet for all your browsers) and multiple account support. It *is* a commercial app, however, so plenty of alternatives exist, including Postr and WebNoteHappy (which I think offers a freeware option but is also a commercial app).
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