October 30, 2006

Firefox 2.0. Session restore, new tabbed browsing features, and a spell checker for every form field. I love the new tab designs, and not just that each tab has its own close button. (Unlike Safari, the close button does not appear unless the tab is selected. Time will tell if that's really a good idea.)

I'm also trying out the del.icio.us plugin, which replaces the browser's bookmarks facility with a taggable, networked bookmark facility that uses your del.icio.us account. My biggest gripe is that the browser's local bookmark feature is completely unavailable while this plugin is installed, which means I can't bookmark work-related intranet and testing sites without sending potential company secrets to Yahoo. That said, this plugin is likely to replace my own makeshift networked link collection solution for its browser integration.

comments...

It sounds like you tried the official del.icio.us plugin. Here is another del.icio.us extension that you might like more. It is a little buggy but I use it daily because it lets me choose which del.icio.us account to use when I'm saving a bookmark.

Or not. Let's try that again: http://delicious.mozdev.org/index.html