hjalli.com - Hjálmar Gíslason

Spurl.net var valin einn af þrem bestu bókamerkjavefjunum í svokölluðum Web2.0 awards, sem veitt voru á þriðjudaginn.
Það er fín umsögn um okkur þarna og svona. Til að finna hana þarf að smella á “Bookmarking” í listanum yfir “Award categories” og þá hoppar síðan niður í okkar flokk.
Gaman að þessu.
P.S. Takk Andri fyrir ábendinguna

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With the upgrade last week, user forums were added to Spurl.net’s help section.
From now on, discussions on Spurl.net development, support requests, bug reports and announcements will be there, as that format serves the purpose much better. Please join in the discussions there.
In any case, goodbye blog and thanks for all the fish!

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After a quite positive article about Spurl.net in Lockergnome - Windows Fanatics newsletter, Spurl.net saw a lot of new faces last week.
Traffic has grown significantly and a lot of uploaded bookmarks should be making the recommendations and other Spurl features that use aggregated data from the Spurl community even more interesting.
Spurl.net welcomes all our new [...]

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The last few days have been spent on some good rearrangements. Most of them will not really show on the surface, but here are some of the changes you might have noticed:

It is now possible to put a spurled page in more than one category at once (press the “multiple” link in the Advanced spurling [...]

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In response to requests for further interoperability, I’ve made a couple of minor upgrades to Spurl.net:

Del.icio.us integration: Current users of del.icio.us can now fill in their del.icio.us user information at Spurl’s My profile page (if you’re redirected to the homepage you need to log in) to be able to use both services through a single [...]

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I’ve made two improvements on “My spurls”. Both improve the usefulness of the My spurls page quite a lot and are the first steps in a major upgrade I’m doing to that ppart of Spurl.net in general (including the search functionality).

Most visited Spurls: Spurl now counts every time you click a link in “My spurls” [...]

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“Tell me what you read and I shall tell you what you are.” is an anonymous proverb.
While I have no intentions to use Spurl.net to tell you who you are, the proverb highlights how important the information we consume is. Every day we take in a lot of information from a variety of sources. This [...]

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Spurl.net now allows users to store a copy of spurled pages. Use the “Advanced” tab of the spurl! window, and choose “Store / Yes”.
When a page is stored, Spurl.net also indexes the entire text of the spurled page and thereby allows users to later search for any piece of text on pages that they have [...]

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