Furl It!

4 Mar 2004

I came across Furl via blog.org. Furl is a fantastic tool for storing bookmarks on-line, you simply drag a bookmarklet onto your browser and any site you come across you just hit the "Furl It" button, this creates a popup window that lets you file the url into your bookmarks list.

The bookmarks list can be shared in many ways, people can view it directly on the Furl servers via the web, you can send e-mail updates and you can even subscribe to a RSS feed of someone else's links. Excellent, I am hooked!

Posted by R.I.Pienaar on Thursday, March 4, 2004 at 8:42 PM

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