Clipmarks - double-edged FireFox extension
Looking for a useful note taking tool I tried out the Clipmarks extension for Firefox. As a large part of my job entails keeping up to date with the latest news on the net, I thought it would be handy to have something that would allow me to compile and store any snippets of interesting info that I could refer to later.
Clipmarks allows one to select clips of text and pictures from websites and store them on the Clipmarks website. These clips can either be kept private or shared with the public.
When clipmarks is activated, moving the mouse over a website automatically selects sections of the site being viewed, placing them in an orange box. These clips can either be kept private or shared with the public.
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