See Dropbox. :) It is very good at just that – getting same data on multiply computers. And with cloud storage part they don’t even have to be on at same time.

Because I have three laptops (two notebooks and a netbook),
and want notes available between machines when not home.

Yeah, WikidPad is great. Have in on my PC’s. But -when I
grab a laptop and go- I want to have previous notes available
away from home. Sometimes you don’t have time to transfer
data between machines.

The DataRat

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I think they fixed problem with duplicates, I hadn’t had it in a while. Need to do post on Opera Link. :)

I use Opera’s bookmarks (or any other web browser’s, for that matter) to remember the main page of an useful site – Rarst.net for example. And I try to keep em minimal.

While Delicious, it stores links to specific post. Eg “How to create pagination in JSP” or “Auto-resize image in a post” that I can refer from time to time. Or, certain posts about software that I might find useful in the future. Delicious tagging system is useful when you wanted to search through hundreds of your bookmarks.

Since I don’t want to clutter my Opera bookmarks with link like these, I use Delicious to complement it :)

I think the problem with some such services is actually too much fancy. By the way never got into Delicious either. Again – Opera stores, syncs and offers online access to bookmarks. What more is needed?

I gave up online note taking service some time ago. Despite all the functions – images, links, fancy colors and highlight etc, it still feels like something is missing. Eventually, the traditional pen and paper method still works best.

For links that might be useful for further use, there’s Delicious.

Seems plenty are into Evernote. :) I don’t know should I feel old-fashioned with my bookmarks or way too geek with creating my own wiki when I need to share some notes.

Thank your competitor for making suggestion in first place. You have very nice service. Except maybe selling bit too hard. :)