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* Universal (cross-platform, cross-browser) synchronisation. * Tracking my most-searched-then-clicked-on links, and showing them in a "Personal Top 10" stack f
by kez 17y ago
* Universal (cross-platform, cross-browser) synchronisation.
* Tracking my most-searched-then-clicked-on links, and showing them in a "Personal Top 10" stack for quick viewing, which in turn would be its' own bookmark folder.
- koblas 17y agoWhat would be the implications of combining surfing history and bookmarking -- outside the "privacy" concern. If I noticed that you visited page X lots of times should it be considered bookmark worthy?
- kez 17y agoI'm not sure I would have many concerns over "privacy" with the number of times I visit "CSS Colour Wheel" or my items tagged "cheatsheet". It is not so much surfing history, but more a question of how likely I am to want to go to a certain link when I visit my bookmarks.
- decavolt 17y agoUniversal sync is available with Xmarks. I've been using it for years and it's great.