Search Results for "bookmark database"

The aim of the project VIF is to create a next generation discussion forum, i.e. a forum with extended functionality that makes it especially suitable to discuss complex and controversial questions. Thus, VIF can be used as 'knowledge factory'.

TagBook is a tool to save bookmarks and search them later using tags. A bookmark can be any kind of textual information. TagBook GUI is designed to be minimal, intuitive and feature-rich. Feel free to explore! Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tagbookapp

A simple java based comic book reader. Reads .cbr, .cbz, .zip and .rar files. Image formats suported are jpg, png, bmp, wbmp etc. Reqirements : Requires jre 7 and javafx

Bookmark sync tool for ebook readers with xml bookmark system. Primarily focussed on devices based on 4FFF N618 ebook reader, wich uses Adobe Digital Editions for content sync but have no bookmark sync.

Web-accessible, multi-user bookmarks manager for comics: the "current" comic and your personal bookmark in the archives. Work your way daily through a personal list of comics chosen from a global list -- or add new comics.

Bookmark manager that synchronizes bookmarks stored on same or different computers. Supported bookmarks formats: XBEL, IE, Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox, Opera. Bookmark synchronization over network is implemented using standard protocols (HTTP and FTP)

A Del.icio.us add-on Python script to search links in exported bookmark files. Instead of using public overloaded del.icio.us servers to find and retrieve your links, use yummy and let it search your exported delicious bookmark files locally much faster.

Taggee is a scalable distributed tagging server. It features an HTTP interface making it usable from any application where tagging is needed. It can also be used as a standalone bookmark server with its HTML interface.

The "n'booma" project is intended to provide a free bookmarks and personal notes remote storage, so that you may stay independent of your browser bookmark system and gain access to your data wherever an Internet connection is available.

From what I have found, no existing bookmarking program work as I want them to. The basic principle is that the bookmarks should be grouped using keywords. The navigation is then done by adding/deleting keywords instead of moving up and down categories.

BookmarkExt is a bookmark manager with advanded features for the Firefox browser, featuring in-line editing, integration to Sidebar, XBEL export and import, tags attached to each bookmark, folder-classification using tags, integration with del.icio.us...

An open source voting program. Initial implementations will be done up in Java, but ports to other languages will be done later on. Each release is given a codename as the version instead of a number. Most recent release is \"Bookmark\".

Loosing order and overview over your bookmark collection? Using two or more different browsers, each with its own bookmark DB? Do you want to search your bookmarks? If you got a mySQL/PHP/webserver system running on your computer, just use BookMarkLinks

Bookmark Commander is a suite of applications, utilities, browser toolbars and scripts with the purpose of collecting, organizing, maintaining, and sharing a large number of bookmarks/favorites.

Unimark is a web-based bookmark tool, and its goal is a open bookmark system for personal use. The scripts are mainly coded by modifying "Scuttle" & "Sabros.us". Please refer these projects in sourceforge.net if you want a social bookmarking system.

MongoAdmin able to: - Add elements to the base. Supports three types: String, Int, Double. - Remove items. - Edit objects. Can not change the type, it is necessary to delete and create the right type. - Export and import data. Use own format. Does not support the 'mongoimport' format. Export can specify to remove collection before importing. - Allows you to bookmark frequently visited places. - Copy the line by double clicking on the object Not able to: - Execute commands MongoDB...

.... For instance, there is now a "good enough" database scheme, a RESTful API and a "not too ridiculous" UX. Everything is set up to start experimenting new features around the admitedly old-fashioned theme of news feeds and bookmarks !