While the old version of Delicious was ugly but supremely functional, the new version (under the guidance of owners Yahoo) ups the attractiveness without reducing the core usefulness.
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If the simple bookmarking and sharing of Delicious isn't to your taste and you hunger for more features, Diigo's the place to visit. more..

It seems strange that Yahoo hasn't managed to merge its MyWeb bookmarking service into Delicious yet, since they're both in the same stable. more..

The biggest problem we had with Furl was that it wouldn't import our existing bookmarks. This might be OK for bookmarkers starting from scratch but it put us right off. more..

One of the best things about Google Bookmarks is that you can go back through your web history and add sites you've visited in the past. more..

Like Yahoo and Google's services, Live Favorites is basically just a repository. It tips a nod to social bookmarking but only if you're running a Live Spaces blog more..

While del.icio.us didn't invent the concept of storing bookmarks online, it was one of the pioneers of social bookmarking... more..

Ma.gnolia is similar to del.icio.us in both its name and functionality, but despite copying many features from its rival... more..

Yahoo has recently overhauled its bookmarking site, but while it now lets you share your Favorites with friends... more..

MyBookmarks follows the Del.icio.us plan of action and lets you make your bookmarks public so they can be viewed. more..

Spurl's online service has some interesting features. It can import bookmarks from Internet Explorer, Opera or Firefox web browsers. more..