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That article needs to come with a huge "YMMV" disclaimer. I can still save my bookmarks via the bookmarklet. I can still view my bookmarks at http://delicious.
by sciurus 15y ago
That article needs to come with a huge "YMMV" disclaimer.
I can still save my bookmarks via the bookmarklet. I can still view my bookmarks at http://delicious.com/sciurus http://delicious.com/sciurus. The transition hasn't impacted me at all.
- Rotor 15y agoDid you migrate your Delicious account to AVOS previous to the move?
- sciurus 15y agoI opted in a while before the move. I didn't do anything else.
- mun2mun 15y agoDo you see all tags you saved there? Did you browsed by tag after the transition? For example your programming tag collection have small set of links. I am sure there was hundreds of them before the transition. I haven't faced password reset problem though. I exported my bookmarks after hearing about transition. Lucky me :).
- sciurus 15y agoNothing has jumped out as missing. I may just be lucky in this regard. Being of the sysadmin persuasion, I have many more bookmarks tagged "software" than I do "programming".
- initself 15y agoCan you use a browser plugin with it (like I have been doing for many years now)? Because I can't.
- tomfaulhaber 15y agoYeah, but you have to clear your browser and reload. The instructions are here: http://deliciousengineering.blogspot.com/ http://deliciousengineering.blogspot.com/ under "Firefox Extension Fixed." They claim that the IE extension is fixed as well, but there seem to be no special instructions.
- joshu 15y agocurrently, i use the bookmarklet, and it eats the tags. there is a brief "you should use commas, convert?" that doesn't actually let me click before it disappears.
- watmough 15y agoSo you've seen the mess they've made of the basic bookmarklet? It's absolutely a complete joke. Do you want to separate your tags by comma??? WTF???
- petercooper 15y agoThe Chrome extension's view hasn't changed, from what I can tell.