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I'm a long-time del.icio.us user and I feel burned. Performance looks good, but I absolutely hate the new layout, its distracting and completely defeats the or

I'm a long-time del.icio.us user and I feel burned. Performance looks good, but I absolutely hate the new layout, its distracting and completely defeats the original simplistic appeal of the site. It kind of looks like Digg painted blue... and I'm a reddit-kind of guy :P At least when Microsoft came out with Vista I could choose not to upgrade and keep XP. This really sucks! Any recommendations on alternatives that are more like "del.icio.us" than "delicious.com"?

jonmc12 18y ago
Twine.com is cool, I've been using it alongside del.icio.us for the last few months
revorad 18y ago
>>At least when Microsoft came out with Vista I could choose not to upgrade and keep XP. This really sucks! I think you make a very interesting point. This could be a major problem for online applications, where users are forced to use newer versions even if they prefer not to. Perhaps, as web applications mature, they will start giving users the option of using older versions, although I'm not sure how practical it would be for the developers.