blink.com

jillmurphy has written a good general introduction to Blink. The site has certain major advantages - principally it gives you access to collections of sites that others have found useful - while like standard bookmark sites it enables you easily to have access to [and copy to your machines] one set of bookmarks no matter how many machines you use [eg home and work, including access from internet cafes]. You also get access via palmtops [as long as they support a minimum level of java - the Opera browser for the Psion 5mx does, for example] which is much better than relying on the awful bookmark facilities that palmtop browsers usually provide. The site ...  Read the complete review

Blink.com is a search facility with a difference. It’s a free web-based storage system for your ‘bookmarks’ or ‘favourite’ sites similar to others available on the internet. Although this is useful in itself, blink adds an interesting edge. You can make your stored folders ‘public’, or available to any other blink members. The idea is that if others out there have researched the same subjects as you, and if they can attract enough sign-ups that is fairly likely, then their information will save you time and energy surfing the web. I have used blink to search on various medical topics relevant to me and mine and ...  Read the complete review