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Diigo is arguably better (bookmarks, tags and highlights) and is going strong 10+ years later.
by factsaresacred 6y ago
Diigo is arguably better (bookmarks, tags and highlights) and is going strong 10+ years later.
- Tenoke 6y agoThe idea behind it is great and I was using diigo on and off, but I found it started breaking on more sites as the web became more js-heavy. Maybe they've figured out more workarounds by now, or maybe I was just unlucky to frequent sites which abused js (e.g. LessWrong "2.0").
- joshu 6y agosadly, they spammed the absolute bejeezus out of delicious - if a user connected their account to the api, they automatically posted a ton of stuff automatically, which was against the TOS - i'll never forgive them.