Social Bookmarking

Learn about social bookmarking and how you can make it work for you on the Web, from About Web Search.

If you're a delicious user, you'll be happy to know that none of your favorite features have changed one bit....it's just a new look, and it's even easier (and more powerful!) to use now.

Iterasi is a new service that not only saves the URL in your carefully crafted cache of content, but saves the Web page itself; a virtual snapshot of the last time you visited it, with all the tweaks, changes, or additions you made still there and ready to be accessed.

Here are my picks for the top ten best online social bookmarking sites on the Web.

del.icio.us is a great social bookmarking tool that allows you to tag and share your favorite Web sites with fellow del.icio.us users all over the world.

Furl is a free social bookmarking service that allows you to save the fun stuff you find on the Web. Learn more about Furl.

Find something you want to read and save it for later with Instapaper, a simple, no frills approach to bookmarking the Web.

I've been using the site Digg for a while now, and the more I visit Digg the more I appreciate it. Basically it's a social bookmarking site with a bit more usability and general mass appeal than other social bookmarking sites out there; you can browse the front page Digg stories, search for stories you'd like to read, or submit a new story....read more

One of my favorite ways to explore the Web is using Stumbleupon, a unique bookmarking service. Find out more about Stumbleupon.

While Digg does have a couple of fun tools to play with, the best ones exist elsewhere on the Web. Read more to find more Digg tools.

Reddit is a unique social bookmarking and social networking service that offers several Reddit subnetworks for different subjects: science, celebrity news, etc. Learn more about Reddit and how to use it.

The Web is a big place - we're all pretty aware of that by now. Fortunately, there are some smart folks out there who figured out how to put a whole bunch of really great news and content sites on one convenient page. The name for this timesaver? A content aggregator.