you can use del.icoi.us or another 'social bookmarking' applet, essentially your bookmarks are stored on their servers, Sitebar is another one with a firefox applet that'll let you add bookmarks to a server install of sitebar
On 10/14/05, Jamie Furtner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Thu, October 13, 2005 1:58 pm, Brian Weeden wrote: > > Currently I do a lot of surfing away from home (12hr night shifts at > > work, girlfriends house). I will be reading and come across a story or a > > link or something to download that I want to save. Maybe it is a how-to > > article on AJAX or a bunch of free fonts. Right now my solution is to > > save the link or copied text or whatever in a Gmail draft until I get > > around to actually bookmarking or downloading or printing whatever it was. > > > > > > Any ideas for a better solution? Something where I can make notes as > > I am surfing along for things to go back to later and accessible from > > multiple machines? > > > > -- > > Brian > > If you have access to a PHP/MySQL server, there's an app called online > bookmarks that I use. You can easily create a bookmarklet that will add > the current page to its database(click on the link in your links folder > and up pops a window asking you in what folder, what title and any > description to give it) > http://www.frech.ch/online-bookmarks/ > > Otherwise something like digg.com or del.icio.us may work, though AFAIK > they're more social bookmarking sites -- anyone can see your bookmarks. > > Jamie > > -- > Jamie Furtner [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "The difference between intelligence and stupidity is that > intelligence has its limits." > --unknown > > -- -jmg -sapere aude
