[marban]

The problem with bookmarks is not whether i need 2 or 4 clicks - it's about sync, browser & device integration, search, temporary dumps with follow-up, intelligent tagging, storing an offline copy, read-later formatting, adding metadata and even credentials, compilations, research buckets, etc. Neither pinboard nor delicious have solved this for me and i doubt some fancy d&d tool will do it.

[616c]

And that is why I use Firefox sync, and I work on hosting my own sync node on a VPS. None of my co-workers understand the utility boost in seeing, all from a server-side encrypted store:

- Passwords - Bookmarks - History - Open tabs on other devices - Extensions - The list goes on

You can say the other things about Chrome and Chromium (as of recently, even the encryption part) but I do not see the docs, the code, and infrastructure published and public like Mozilla has done. Hell, someone even built in a sync mechanism in PHP to ownCloud, to make it more useful.

It is efforts like this that make me, despite other warts, a militant Firefox user. The software is ok, but an institution that pushes standards and worries about my privacy, the whole shebang, is really worth it to me.

[kybernetikos]

I use pinboard, and in my opinion it has adequate solutions to almost all of the things you mentioned.

I tend to use it more as a history of sites that I've looked at though, for research I would use Zotero.

[akirk]

Even though thinkery's (http://thinkery.me/) main purpose is not storing bookmarks it handles quite a few of the points that you list well. check it out.

[jvzr]

Indeed. Will have I easy access to my data when the service is eventually sunset? Does it work on iOS/Android?

Those are the questions a service has to answer for it to leave its mark, IMO.

[dragdis]

We launched private beta month ago, so now we are focusing on the web app. After few months you will be able to sync with iOS/Android.

Also we gonna build a tool that everything you collect to dragdis would automatically go to dropbox, gdrive or skydrive.