Safari 4 and Delicious.com together?

September 6, 2009 5:29 PM

Do you use Safari and Delicious.com together, successfully? HOW!?

I'm enjoying all aspects of Safari 4 so far, and happy to bid adieu to bloated slow crashy Firefox, but I'm really jonesing for a useful Delicious integration. Delicioussafari.com seems a little (a lot) less than I need. What I need is my bookmark list right there as in the wonderful Firefox Delicious plugin. Any tips?

posted by xmutex to Technology (8 answers total)

Safari doesn't actually have extensions, so this doesn't really exist, unfortunately.
posted by joshu at 5:55 PM on September 6, 2009

You can use del.icio.us bookmarklets to add sites to your account and you can just visit your personal page to access them. See here.
posted by Aanidaani at 6:01 PM on September 6, 2009

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't fully read your post. Safari supports drop down RSS bookmarklets, so you can just subscribe to your del.icio.us RSS feed. Info on RSS here and drop-down RSS bookmarklets here.
posted by Aanidaani at 6:04 PM on September 6, 2009

Best answer: There are a large number of del.icio.us clients for Mac OS X including Pukka.

joshu's comment earlier about Safari not having extensions is only partially true; while there is no "official" support in Safari for the APIs to tie into bookmarks themselves, there are several extensions for Safari utilizing a tool called SIMBL (which does somewhat unsupported things) - GreaseKit and Inquisitor as examples. I'm not aware of a Safari extension that does del.icio.us functions, but there are a number of browsers which use Safari's rendering engine (WebKit).

Depending on the integration you want, generally I post my bookmarks via Pukka, do live RSS for a specific tag that always includes stuff I want in Safari, and use the web pages for the rest or the search built into Pukka.

You might also want to check out a tool called Fluid but i'm not sure about it's Snow Leopard support yet.
posted by arimathea at 6:41 PM on September 6, 2009

Here's how I work...

I have the safari bookmarklet at the top left of my browser bar in safari. CMD-1 makes a bookmark.

I then have installed safari stand, where I've got a keyword search of my own bookmarks.

So "d askmefi" brings up all my bookmarks posted with the askmefi tag.
posted by filmgeek at 8:15 PM on September 6, 2009

Pukka is great, and another third-party client called Delibar (current version; shiny beta) makes your bookmarks searchable from the menu bar, so it's browser-independent. [There's also a thread on the Delicious forums with similar suggestions.]
posted by dreamyshade at 8:16 PM on September 6, 2009

DeliciousSafari is probably closest to what you're looking for.
posted by pedantic at 9:53 AM on September 7, 2009

Response by poster: Thanks- Pukka + keyboard shortcuts is quite nice. Delibar's beta looks awesome, and I sent in a request.
posted by xmutex at 10:30 AM on September 7, 2009