What are the bookmarking tools for user experience professionals?

We have a good number of user experience professionals using http://bundlr.com. Here is an example of an User Experience bundle made by one of our users: http://bundlr.com/b/user-experience-design. And you can find a lot more bundles about UX by searching: http://bundlr.com/search?q=user+experience

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Hello Yap Kwang Yik. I honestly believe my company's cloud-based website bookmarking platform is the best (https://icrumz.com/). It's free with no ads and uses a simple drag/drop user interface with collapsable folders that allows you to organize many bookmarks (hundreds if you want) on a single page without being crowded. All your bookmarks can be kept neat and tidy and easy to find/access. iCrumz is not a social bookmarking platform like Pinterest, Digg or SumbleUpon. It's not an Internet clipping service like Clipboard or Pocket. It's a personal bookmarking platform. And as a cloud-based solution, it doesn't matter what operating system or browser you use. There is no need to sync your bookmarks between devices and browsers. Your iCrumz bookmark collection is always backed up, synced and available from any Internet-connected device, in exactly the same way that you can log into your Facebook account from any device and boom, everything's there. We are just days away from launching an entirely new look & feel that is just beautiful. What we have live today is just 5% of what we have on our product development roadmap. Alternate bookmarking solutions that we track include the following. You;re welcome to contact me at Matthew [at] iCrumz [dot] com if you prefer this list in HTML format ((too hard to add it to Quora as links): AddThis Bookmark Navigator CMarks Delibar (iOS Delicious/Pinboard Client) ifttt LinkCollector Link Commander Shareaholic (for Google Chrome) StumbleUpon! WebHub Website Opener Yummy (http://Delicious.com client) All My Faves Annotary (clipping, social) Axis (Yahoo!) bitly Bmark http://Bookmark.com Bookmark Central Bookmark Managers (Y!) http://BO.LT Bookmax TheBrain Bundlr CiteULike Checkthis Clipboard ClipClock Clipix CorkboardMe Delicious Digg Diigo EasyBM Evernote Fancy Fav-Links http://Fav2Go.com Favekeeper Findings (clipping) Friendsheet Google Bookmarks Google Bookmarks gadget HelloBookmarks Instapaper Kippt (clipping app) Little Bookmark Box Lockerz Minilogs - Playlist the web! Morebookmarks http://Mural.ly http://MyBookmarks.com My Site Advisor Pocket (fka Read It Later) Pinboard Pinterest Pistashio Readability (read it later) Reddit Shareaholic Shortmarks http://Snip.it (acquired by Yahoo! then closed) Spool (closed down) SpringPad Stashmarks StumbleUpon Symbaloo Tidy Favorites http://Trunk.ly Utopic Versitek Organizer Xmarks Zeen Zigtag

use dragdis bookmark manager. link -> https://www.dragdis.com/

My main bookmarking tools actually are various Read-it-Later services (due to consuming lots of articles), like Readability (http://www.readability.com), Instapaper (http://www.instapaper.com) & Pocket (http://www.getpocket.com). And reading them later on my Mac with Words App (http://www.newnet-soft.com/words) or on my phone while traveling. For interesting tools I use Kippt (http://www.kippt.com), but that's rare in comparison.