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Cocoa Del.icio.us Client
From Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:
Cocoa Del.icio.us Client:Good news reached my inbox yesterday: my employer has finally granted me permission to release that Cocoa app I alluded to a few months ago! Since it’s a freeware app, and since I have limited free time to work on it, I’ve decided that the best policy would be to release it early and do lots of little updates as I get free time, rather than holding out until it is more feature-complete. So, today I’m making an early version of my Cocoa Del.icio.us Client publicly available for download. [continued...]
Happy! I had been considering writing a similar app at some point. On the other hand, I have now switched to using Spurl instead so I might just focus on developing a Cocoa client for Spurl. Then again, I probably need to investigate Spurl some more in terms of API support. I really like the Spurl idea of being able to index the content of the bookmarked page which is really what I want in a bookmark manager. Maybe del.icio.us (or one of its extensions) is also capable of that but haven’t had that much time to look at it lately. Seeing a software like this released motivates me to push forward with my own investigations: I just need to find some time now! 
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about 6 years ago
I too had considered trying to index the contents of bookmarked pages. That might be something to add to the list of “long term” things to do.
about 6 years ago
Hi there,
We, at Spurl.net, are happy to assist with any 3rd party extension / plugin development you’re thinking of. Drop by at the Spurl.net user forums (http://www.spurl.net/help/forum/) or send a line to 3rdparty@spurl.net if you’re interested in taking this further.
about 6 years ago
That thought had crossed my mind. I’m going to be out all day today, but I’ll try to drop by the forums tomorrow…
about 6 years ago
I haven’t had much time lately to do anything related to either Spurl or del.icio.us. I will try to elaborate more on the ideas that I had for the app and see if/how it would be possible to use either/both services to implement these ideas.
Buzz: have you had time to look at the spurl.net forums? Did you see anything interesting there?