natrius you say a saved set of firefox tabs would work better but would you be able to access that from another machine other than your own? Also I am not say

natrius you say a saved set of firefox tabs would work better but would you be able to access that from another machine other than your own? Also I am not saying my idea is original - very few are nowadays; what I am trying to achieve is something that is "better" - easy to use, more functional, accessible, and more importantly has potential to evolve into something greater. I realise that the only barrier for entry at the moment is lack of technical expertise (which isn't huge at all), but surely if that isn't any form of barrier why don't a bunch of guys from this forum group up together apply their collective technical knowledge and build a google killer?! - you make it sound as though a technological barrier to entry is no barrier at all. I do not see this as my defining piece of work that will make me millions - that is exactly why I haven't jacked in my day job and pursued this full-time. I'll be succinct on my motives for doing this:- a) My day job as an IT consultant isn't rewarding/challenging enough b) I don't want to join the rat race and not be able to pursue my interests due to financial burdens, ie mortgage, family, etc c) There's no point in me dreaming up ideas in my head, messing around on my pc if I'm never going to publish it in the real world - however good/bad d) most people never make it big with their first idea - I expect it to fail. e) This is more of a learning process on how to get something out there, than on creating a money spinner. At this moment in time, yes I regard this as more of a hack than a viable business solution, more precisely an experimentation of a concept.