Speed: We’ve moved to a new infrastructure that makes every page faster. This new platform will enable us to keep up with traffic growth while ensuring Delicious is responsive and reliable.

Search: We’ve completely overhauled our search engine to make it faster and more powerful. Searches used to take ages to return results; now they’re very quick.

Design: Finally, we’ve updated the user interface to improve usability and add a few often-requested features (such as selectable detail levels and alphabetical sorting of bookmarks).

They’re also promising that it will be “faster, easier to learn,” and “hopefully more desirable.”

Take a look, or grab an account:
http://delicious.com

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So true.

And now some clever developer has launched Stumbi, a StumbleUpon plugin for Safari. It’s free for the first 100 stumbles, after which you need to pay the whopping sum of $2 to keep using it.

http://eliego.bemce.se/stumbi.html

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Always finding yourself with too many Tabs open. Check out this solution built on the Google App Engine. Useful for sites you like the look of but want to check later.

Read webpages later, on your phone, or anywhere. Adding a star is a simple way to highlight links that you like and might want to do more with.

http://www.laterloop.com/

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