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penfold_xAVOS's version of Delicious is so ugly, limited and unintuitive, I want to cry. Apparently, they kept all 885 of my bookmarks, but I'm only allowed to look at ten at a time. I can't get a full list of tags to appear on screen, just the tags used in the first ten bookmarks, so if I want to find something that isn't in that first ten tags, I have to page back. And page back. And page back. Because I can't look at more than ten bookmarks at a time. Why? Isn't the purpose of a bookmarking service to display bookmarks?
The ability to sort and access the hunderds of fanfic recs I've indexed over the past few years appears to be utterly lost. But I do have a spiffy new line drawing of a perky kitty-cat taking up 1/12 of my page. So, value-add there.
The ability to sort and access the hunderds of fanfic recs I've indexed over the past few years appears to be utterly lost. But I do have a spiffy new line drawing of a perky kitty-cat taking up 1/12 of my page. So, value-add there.
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Date: 2011-09-30 03:59 am (UTC)But, the export function does work. If you log in, then click on your name and go to "settings", there will be a column on the right called tools, in which you will find the export link. I exported my bookmarks in an HTML file. Then I opened an account at Diigo and imported the file following the link Diigo provided at the top of their homepage for everyone transitioning from Delicious. Diigo doesn't have 100% of old Delicious's functionality, but thus far it at least did a swift and accurate job of importing my bookmarks, which I can once again search by tags.