Diigo will also let you save to multiple other bookmarking services (all the big ones) and email your annotated pages to friends who don't have the plugin.
The article will be saved to your bookmarks list and available for reading offline.
Click on it and you will be presented with several different options, such as adding the website you're currently on to Feedly, saving to EverNote, tagging, bookmarking or sharing the site on social media.
A second Android-only feature involves being able to now save bookmarks to the mobile device's homescreen for quick access.
Other content, such as personal links and bookmarks, can be saved to these collections, too.
The pop-out menu will allow you to choose where you want to save your bookmark to.
If you use the Chrome browser on another computer, sign in to Chrome to save your bookmarks, apps, and extensions to your account.
The one that caught my eye is a simple plug in that allows you to easily save a bookmark to Delicious, see all of your bookmarks, and get quick access to your Delicious inbox (which unfortunately, not so many people use).
The problem, for many users, is that it does not save the bookmarks to Digg or del.icio.us, but rather to Grouptivity.
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.
You can also tap the Location option to choose where to save your bookmark.
