Delicious Spy Keeps A Real-Time Eye On New Bookmarks
If you think that real-time Twitter searching has been getting too much attention lately and you wish there was a handy real-time monitor for Delicious, you’ll definitely want to check out Delicious Spy.
Delicious Spy offers a real time view of the incoming bookmarks for the Delicious bookmarking service. Everything coming in scrolls by, but you can hold back the flood by applying filters to the stream so you only see bookmarks about the things you care about. From the stream you can save directly to Delicious or to the social-media sites Digg and Reddit. One advantage that Delicious Spy has over watching real-time Twitter searches is that every single entry is an actual web site and not merely related text or commentary.
If you have another tool, search-related or otherwise, that helps you get the most from Delicious we want to hear about it in the comments.
Delicious Spy [via MakeUseOf]
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Bigby
Doesn't delicious homepage pretty much have this anyway?
Simieski
@atomic.resistance: However, when I start Firefox in Safe Mode, it works just fine. I suspect it might have something to do with one of my various about:config changes.
atomic.resistance
thumbanils still loading.....
Runnin-Ute
@Rosa Golijan: I don't have NoScript installed anymore (too annoying). As for Adblock Plus, I tried disabling it, but it still doesn't load up...
atomic.resistance
@atomic.resistance: Check your Adblock and NoScript settings if you use either or both of the two.
@atomic.resistance: ...loads up fine in Opera, Safari, and Chrome, too... =/
atomic.resistance
@Jason Fitzpatrick: Nope, apparently it's something between me and firefox, because it loads up fine in IE Tab.
atomic.resistance
@atomic.resistance: I just clicked on the link and the site loaded up fine. Must be something strange happening between you and the site. =/
Hmmm...Something's wrong with either the link or the site, because I'm getting an error. It can't already have been lifehackered, since I'm just the 2nd person to read this article.
atomic.resistance