Don’t let the name put you off. WebNoteHappy is a nice app for collecting, organising, tagging and sharing your bookmarks.

Smart folders, tags, integration with del.icio.us, global hotkeys and bookmarklets give the app substantial grunt.

It is also browser-independent, which is a boon for people who like or have to switch between browsers.

For Mail.app fans the initial version presented a problem. Its global hotkey (Command-Shift-D) conflicted with Mail’s inbuilt Send Message shortcut.

That has now been fixed; the hotkey is now only enabled for Camino, Firefox, NetNewsWire, OmniWeb, and Safari.

Other improvements, including private saving of bookmarks to del.icio.us, and fixes are detailed in the release notes .

WebNoteHappy is shareware (USD 24.95) and a 30 day demo is available from the developer’s web site .

Tags: "delic.io.us", Apple Mail, bookmarks, mail.app, multi broswer, organizing, Productivity, tagging

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