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November 19, 2005

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Josh Gentry

Have you seen the Firefox extension, Scrapbook? It allows you to capture pages, and has simple annotation features.

The Wikalong extension might be more what you had in mind. It's a wiki in the sidebar and entries in the wiki are keyed to URL's.

Dk

Toolbar download but still free, online and shareable bookmarks,annotations,clips & snips
http://clipmarks.com/

Zakk

W3C has a standard called "Annotea" related to annotation.

http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/

Unfortunately, activity seems to have stopped in early 2003.

Davek

Googling doesn't necessarily let you peer round the corner. Bookmarking and blogging are much more mainstream and dynamic forms of noting and sharing. They are free!!


Maybe you are missing out on Flock which is annotation overdrive based on the building blocks we are all beginning to use - tags, blogs and browser. No huge leaps, no screwy applets or greasemonkeying around. That's what makes it a killer - it builds on ubiquity.

Webnotes has also rescued my baconbits many times - saveable shareable postits with RSS.


DK

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