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As others have mentioned, Delicious import would be handy. Even better, however, would be to take it a step further and automatically import on an on-going basi
by SnowLprd 16y ago
As others have mentioned, Delicious import would be handy. Even better, however, would be to take it a step further and automatically import on an on-going basis. This would achieve the following workflow:
1. In my Historious settings, add my Delicious feed URL
2. Find a cool link and add it via the Delicious bookmarklet
3. Historious polls the feed, picks up the new link, and grabs the page
Now I have the best of both worlds:
1. If I want to see a list of my URLs, I can browse them via Delicious.
2. If I want to search the saved page data, I can do so via Historious.
- StavrosK 16y agoAs I mentioned below, there is a delicious importing feature but it has been disabled while we test the new, faster backend. The workflow you propose would be very handy, but it would have to support more sites... Luckily, we have an API anyone can use to write their own tools to add sites to historious!
- sage 16y agoI would like this feature also. As an alternative you can put the Delicious bookmarklet code and the Historio.us bookmarklet code together in one giant bookmarklet to post to both at once. It's not very elegant, but it works.