Fondu users have written over 20,000 reviews of restaurants across the world (with the majority focusing on New York, San Francisco, and Seattle), and now every review on Fondu has a "bookmark" button that allows one to save the review to their own bookmark list, which is also viewable on Fondu's map mode.
They've included a bookmark feature that allows users to quickly jump to their "favorite" scene (see last screenshot below).
It is a visual bookmarking tool that allows you to save bookmarks (or "clips", as Clipix likes to call them) in well-organized public and private folders.
Plum is similar to Kaboodle and Stylehive in that it is a social bookmarking site that allows users to add a lot of metadata about bookmarks (including images).
We just came across Packrati.us, a simple bookmarking service that allows you to essentially sync your Twitter feed with your Delicious bookmarks.
Diigo, which stands for "Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff", is a social bookmarking site that allows users to highlight multiple content areas, including pictures, tag the page, and bookmark it.
For background, Pearltrees is a visual social bookmarking service that allows users to organize, discover and share everything they like on the web.
The same thing is now happening with social bookmarking sites that allow people to vote bookmarks up to a top list (better known as Digg).
Bookmarking is done via a popup from the toolbar that allows naming of the bookmark and any number of tags.
