Aug 4 2009
New and Delicious
Over the past few months we have continued to roll out back-end Delicious infrastructure improvements to ensure that our experience is fast and reliable. While critical, these back-end improvements are mostly invisible to users. Today’s release, announced moments ago on Yahoo Search Blog, brings new user facing features and enhancements that are focused on simplifying sharing, surfacing super fresh bookmarks, and upgrading the Delicious search experience.
Fresh on Delicious.com
Delicious.com homepage gets Fresh (see Vik Singh’s post here for a deeper review of this feature) by surfacing the most recently saved Delicious bookmarks that are buzzing on Twitter. See what is buzzing right this very moment.
Sharing your Bookmarks: Email and Tweeting
Without ever leaving the Save Form you can Email and Tweet. Get the new Delicious Firefox extension here.
Powerful New Search Tools
Filter by tags and timeframes, and see historical save trends of bookmarks. Try it yourself here.
Each of these features and enhancements are worthy of a deeper look. See here for:
Delicious.com homepages gets Fresh by Vik Singh, a Yahoo architect.
We will follow that up with posts on
Delicious Search: Fast and Powerful. by Nathan Arnold and Chris Draycott, Delicious Engineers
Share Your Bookmarks via Email and Tweets by Rocco Caputo and Ariel Seidman, Delicious Engineers and Product, respectively.
Thanks,
Ariel Seidman |
Director Product Management
Ariel Seidman · aseidman Tags: announcements Bookmark this
31 Comments Add your own
Yogish Baliga | Aug 4 2009 at 7:58 am
I like the timeline. Go Delicious! Go.
Phill | Aug 4 2009 at 8:03 am
I think being able to automatically save your twitter posted links would be a brilliant feature. You can even incorporate hash tags; I’ve been meaning to write something like that for myself for a while now, but I wouldn’t be mad or anything if you guys beat me to it.
Greg | Aug 4 2009 at 8:43 am
Is there a search view where I can simply see all of my bookmarks matching a search query without seeing anything fancy, or other users’ bookmarks?
I’m trying to embed it in a small iframe at the top of my google search results so minimizing size is important.
Jan’s Tech Blog &ra&hellip | Aug 4 2009 at 9:31 am
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Wisco | Aug 4 2009 at 10:05 am
Is there some way to access the old save form? Suggestions aren’t working for me with this new one. I’ve never really needed to send bookmarks to someone anyway, since email does that just fine.
But this new form is really slowing me down.
Ariel Seidman | Aug 4 2009 at 10:09 am
@Wisco which save form are you using.
After you enter your tags you can just hit Return/Enter and this will automatically save the bookmark and close the save form.
Grrl | Aug 4 2009 at 11:05 am
Love the new changes. Keep up the good work.
schuessler | Aug 4 2009 at 11:55 am
Good changes, makes working with delicious easier!
MischMasch 2009-08-04 &hellip | Aug 4 2009 at 1:43 pm
[…] Yahoo!’s social bookmarking site Delicious has some new features. Bookmarks can now be shared from the save form by e-mail or Twitter, searches can now be filtered by tags and timeframes and the Fresh section lists the most tweeted bookmarks. (Via delicious blog) […]
CORK | Aug 4 2009 at 2:07 pm
PLEASE CHANGE THE VIEW ON DELICIOUS NETWORK UNDER THE SEND TAB BACK TO SHOW ALL HORIZONTALLY! NO ONE WANTS TO SCROLL THROUGH THEIR FRIENDS SLOWLY AND ADD EACH TAG! PLEASE!
USER INTERFACE #FAIL!
Ariel Seidman | Aug 4 2009 at 2:46 pm
@Cork
Thanks for feedback on this.
By the way you can start typing the user name or email address into the Send field and it will auto-suggest possible matches.
Wesley | Aug 4 2009 at 2:48 pm
Guys, you’ve broken it.
The new save page sucks because I can no longer just tab to automatically select the tag that comes up. So now I have to type out the whole tag or use the mouse to select one of the tags that comes up. Makes it a lot slower when all you want to do is quickly save a bookmark.
I primarily use Opera on Mac. The tab thing worked fine until you added the stupid twitter bar.
Also, is there an option to mark all bookmarks as private by default??
Adam Bramwell | Aug 4 2009 at 3:00 pm
How about some checkbox labels, to adhere to Fitts’ Law?
Nice development though, keep it up
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Michael Mosmann | Aug 4 2009 at 9:23 pm
as Cork and Wesley said it already.. now to tag some pages for my network hurts realy much.. the twitter thing is not so bad, but to switch to a new tab and to scroll in a list is very unproductive…
please fix it or make it optional..
Martin Sweeney | Aug 5 2009 at 12:50 am
Given that Twitter now supports OAuth, why do we have to supply passwords to use this feature?
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Davinder | Aug 5 2009 at 9:28 am
Hi,
The first thing I noticed after sharing my links is that my for:user tags have disappeared from my tags list in my bookmark view.
Why?
They were there before, they are my tags and now you are not displaying them. Why remove functionality?
I now have no idea whatsoever who I’ve sent bookmarks too. Sure I could look up separate tags in the url bar but I used MY tags to pivot to view all links, or to quickly glance at who I have sent what to.
I’d understand not putting the email tags in there immediately because of time constraints (that should be added soon!) but to REMOVE functionality, something that has been there since sharing was first enabled.
More people are commenting here.
http://support.delicious.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=2949&page=1#Comment_13099
Delicious is about my data. My bookmarks, My tags, My network. I expect My data to be displayed and not removed - especially when it’s not harming anyone. In the end, for:user tags are only displayed by me. They’re private, no one else can see them anyway.
nadia | Aug 5 2009 at 10:37 am
idea : for the Twitter auto-post function, maybe the title link can be add with the link ;)
Wisco | Aug 5 2009 at 11:11 am
@Ariel Seidman
Wesley explains the problem as well.
[The new save page sucks because I can no longer just tab to automatically select the tag that comes up. So now I have to type out the whole tag or use the mouse to select one of the tags that comes up. Makes it a lot slower when all you want to do is quickly save a bookmark.]
It used to be that when you started typing a tag in, you’d get options for completing it. That seems to be gone now and it’s a real time-waster not having that feature.
Ariel Seidman | Aug 5 2009 at 11:28 am
@Wisco and @Wesley
Regarding the tabbing issue. It is an issue in the bookmarklet that we will address. In the meantime you can use the Firefox extension where you can tab to complete the suggested tag https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3615
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Ohio AMH | Aug 6 2009 at 7:35 am
The Tweet function is good, but I agree about the tab issue that others have already mentioned.
Wesley | Aug 7 2009 at 4:32 am
I’m happy now cos the TAB selection is working.
Thank you for listening Delicious people :-)
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