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I gave up on Delicious years ago. These days I use http://bookmarked.us/ http://bookmarked.us/ which is the opposite of "social". It stores your bookmarks in
by riskable 13y ago
I gave up on Delicious years ago. These days I use http://bookmarked.us/ http://bookmarked.us/ which is the opposite of "social". It stores your bookmarks in your browser (using IndexedDB) and synchronizes with Evernote when YOU tell it to.
It also has the fastest/best sort-bookmarks-by-tag mechanism I've used which is really my entire reason for using it. I should know: wrote it! :D
It's free, there's no ads, and it works offline.
Also, if you want to bookmark something from Android (which is always a pain without writing an app) you can just "share" any given page into Evernote under the "Bookmarked.us" notebook and it will magically appear in your bookmarks the next time you sync.