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Official Google Blog: SearchWiki: make search your own
- jbrun 18y agoThis is amazing, been wanting something like this for a while. I just wish there was software that allowed me to put notes on parts of websites and keep track of comments. Kind of like building a digital notebook of all the stuff I read and take notes on. The Amazon Kindle sort of does that with books. Is there such a software out there?
- musiciangames 18y agoSomething like this? http://www.awesomehighlighter.com/ http://www.awesomehighlighter.com/
- jbrun 18y agoThat is pretty damn cool. The only missing item is a compilation of everything I highlight or leave notes on, but awesome none the less. Thanks.
- musiciangames 18y agoDid you find the 'your highlighted pages' link? Sounds like what you want.
- misterbwong 18y agoAnother alternative that's straight from GOOG: http://www.google.com/notebook/ http://www.google.com/notebook/
- chrisbroadfoot 18y agoAlso see: http://search.wikia.com/ http://search.wikia.com/
- paddy_m 18y agoDoes it learn what you like as you add in more of your preferences? This seems useful to people who don't use their bookmarks (I don't) and just use google.
- gcv 18y ago1. The interface is pretty disruptive, with the two large gray buttons on the same horizontal visual line as the header of the search result. I only managed to turn this off by opting in to the "Keyboard Shortcuts" Google Labs experiment, which actually is pretty useful. 2. Does this mean that we'll now have YouTube-quality comments just a click away from the search results we see dozens of times a day?
- litewulf 18y agoAgree on #2. I have seen the average commenter on the internet, and he depresses me deeply.
- ntoshev 18y agoThey will get a lot of training and assessment data for their algorithms in this way.
- dc2k08 18y agoWas this only launched in the US ? I'm not geting any visual clutter for SearchWiki options.