How does Web History work? All you need is a Google Account and the
> Google Toolbar with PageRank enabled. The Toolbar, as part of your
> browser, helps us associate the pages you visit with your Google
> Account. If you're currently a Search History user, you'll notice
> that we've renamed Search History to Web History to reflect this new
> functionality. To sign up for Web History, visit
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I have been using de.icio.us for several months now to store my colossal collection of bookmarks. I'm starting to wonder though if Google history isn't better. I don't have to worry about bookmarking. At my leisure I could go back and review where I've been and tag anything I find appealing and save it into my Google bookmarks. OTOH, in the spirit of David Allen's "Getting Things Done" philosophy I'm better off bookmarking it when I'm on the page because I'll never get around to browsing my history.
John Mayson Austin, Texas, USA