Pearltrees introduces cool new UI to web. Pearltrees - How to Embed an entire tree into a website. How to save and share your bookmarks with Pearltrees. Mikedarnell | January 4, 2011 | 6 comments Recently I read Yahoo have decided to drop one of my favorite services. It seems, despite avid protests that this is not the case on Delicious’s part, the brass at Yahoo have decided that as far as they’re concerned online bookmarking pioneer Delicious.com can go the way of the Dodo. While it isn’t clear what exactly the immediate implications of the announcement are, and it’s very likely that as a web research resource the site will remain relevant for some time to come, it’s clear that Delicious is now a risky choice for storing and sharing your bookmarks. Where next? The obvious question is “Where next?” Why Pearltrees? With Pearltrees every bookmarks you've ever shared is connected to all the rest The reason I decided to settle on Pearltrees as my bookmarking service is because of their unique approach to displaying and organizing one’s collection.
Hierarchical Filing Pearltrees lets me store: URL Previews and Easy return to origin Social The Bad. Pearltrees introduces meaning. Welcome to your account! Add anything from anywhere. Organize all your interests naturally. Explore your community of interests. Share all of this! Around Pearltrees... Amsika. Francois. Patrice Lamothe (pearltrees)