Iterasi updates, adds Mac support and scheduler
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August 26th 2008 |
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I like the idea behind Iterasi. i like the way it works and what can be used for.iterasi is a bookmarking service that not only stores the link of the site you bookmark, but the site itself in the state it was wen you found it. it captures it in time for you to revisit exactly like when you first found it. they have now added mac support and a time scheduler.
In terms of Widgets, iterasi got a very very basic set of offferings:
Iterasi Public Page Badge
A simple way to share the active linked preview screenshot of a Iterasi saved page you can use for a posts or for a sidebar in a blog.
Iterasi Public Pages Widget Badge
Extremely basic iframe widget badge that looks like a BlogRoll for your saved public pages.
What could be next?
Given the recent craze for digital documents and the dynamic boorkmarking iterasi does. it would be great if they added a Public Page viewer widget. even in a iframe so you could make the iterasi experience truly portable. a saved page that could behave just like a digital document would be a nice evolution for something like iterasi.
Now i direct you to a already great rundown of the update by Sarah Perez over at RWW:
Iterasi Launches Mac Version, Scheduler
*Updated, corrected and extended*
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Thanks for looking at iterasi. We actually do offer an iframe-based widget as well as the single page embed that you refer to as a badge. In your View Notaries, page go to the top center and select ‘My Public Pages’. There you will be offered a widget to follow a persons Public Pages. The widget for me is included below. I agree it is a simple widget but it is pretty versatile.
pete
Comment by pete grillo — 08-26-08 @ 9:22 pm
Apparently I was not able to include the widget code in the post above. Now that I think about it, it was a pretty dumb move on my part to try to show an embed code in a blog post. My bad.
pete
Comment by pete grillo — 08-26-08 @ 9:26 pm
@pete grillo: i guess you meant you first comment. i have now corrected the post and extended it in order to express what i meant better. thanks for your comment. i hope iterasi gets better. another thing i would like to see i a desktop app that could do offline backups but i guess that would be too complicated?. in anyway, if you have widget news in the future, let me know.
Comment by Avatar — 08-27-08 @ 2:36 am