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Bookmark This! October 18, 2005 posted by Red

Netvibes.

netvibes small Netvibes.

Netvibes. Yet another funky Ajax start page application. Add your RSS feeds, podcasts, GMail and stuff. Tres coooooool.

This service is free and gives you the user the ability: to create a personalized page with the content you like. to put together data feeds and services from web 2.0 applications with a very simple interface. to access your page anytime and from any computer .

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http://www.jy.lv Jealousy

extremely cool.
but useless :)
http://nogg3r5.blogsome.com NOGG3R5

I’ve been using netvibes as my homepage at home and work for a month now. I use the Feed’s to monitor lists in del.icio.us, that way i can add a bookmark at home and work, and they all appear in the same page.
I run weather for home and work too, and the Gmail checker saves me having to sign in to check my account.

And the webnotes, I can hardly remember n e thing without them
Red

See Jealousy – not so useless! :-)

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