Visitrieve

One of the major problems I have day-to-day is
remembering where I’ve read something.  I read
many blogs and visit many websites in the course
of each day.  What annoys me to no end is that I
read something and don’t bookmark it or save it
in any way, only to discover 3 days later that I
need to refer to that piece and be unable to
find it. Since I’ve often wished I could just
insert a USP plug into my brain to extract
what’s in there <g>, I’ve found the next best
thing in

VisiTrieve.

VisiTrieve automatically captures, indexes
and stores your Internet browsing into a visual
gallery of thumbnails and full-page captures.
It’s in beta testing currently, so you can join
fr*ee as a beta tester.  Here’s a list of its
features from the website:

• Creates your own personal, private search engine of only your visits.
• Allows you to visually see where you’ve been today, yesterday or any
  day. No more remembering URLs
• Makes History, Favorites and Bookmarks obsolete and a thing of the past.
• Lets you instantly find any page you’ve ever visited and send to others.
• Works with both Internet Explorer (versions 6 and 7) and FireFox.
• Browse with your favorite browser or use both and automatically have
  your browsing, favorites and Bookmarks all saved in one place.
• View pages you have visited off-line
• Tag pages of interest with a single mouse click while browsing for
  instant retrieval and review later.

I like the fact that it follows me around and
records what I do so I don’t have to..:)