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Another good alternative, albeit search-based, is http://historio.us http://historio.us.
by acangiano 16y ago
Another good alternative, albeit search-based, is http://historio.us http://historio.us.
- agraddy 16y agoI recently switched to historious after seeing it here on HackerNews, and I've been very happy with it so far. It's a great bookmarking service; I'm surprised it hasn't received more attention with the debacle going on at Delicious.
- StavrosK 16y agoThanks guys, the service is a bit backed up right now, with all the importers, but the site should be responsive and functional otherwise. I greatly appreciate everyone's support!
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- astrofinch 16y agoAnd there's http://www.diigo.com/learn_more http://www.diigo.com/learn_more which allows you to annotate and add comments on the pages you bookmark and search only the annotations (or the full text if you want). They archive the pages you read as both HTML and as an image and have support for iOS and Android.
- inovica 16y agoI started to use historio.us a few weeks ago when mentioned on here and since then I've upgraded to the paid version. It really is simple to use and its really useful. To be honest I've not used any others, but for someone who used to drag and drop useful sites to my desktop this has been great.