Hello.... coolcold04,

If you make use of tags, you won't need categories/folders. Try it,
you'll see. :) It will be much easier to both save a new bookmark (just
tag it with all relevant words you can think of), as well as find one
(just enter a few tags/keywords you think are associated with the
bookmark you are trying to get to).

Full-text indexing is currently off, but it should be on soon.
Searching against fully indexed bookmarks will result in increased recall.

As for the support for multiple users using Simpy on the same computer
and being logged in at the same time - that is technically not possible,
which is why you haven't seen it on other sites. :)

Finally, for the "remember me" feature, you can just use the "Until I
close the browser", which is the default. This will forget your login
as soon as you close your browser or when you hit Logout, but will not
require you to log in during the day (as long as you don't close the
browser).

Otis


coolcold04 wrote:
>
> Hi, I am a new user of simpy (did it just become public?) and have
> used online bookmark for a while (myhq.com). I am still experimenting
> with simpy especially the RSS feeds which I would like to use.
> Regarding this, I am wondering whether it is possible to add "back"
> category/folder support? This is because I think it would be very
> useful to be able to access my bookmark online (using several
> computers) as well as being able to treat it as my bookmark (i won't
> get new computers in the near future :D ) using RSS feed.
>
> One more interesting feature which I can't find any bookmark service
> support yet is to allow multiple users to logon using the same machine
> and account (weird, ain't I?). I am sharing my comp with my gf and
> would like her to try out this service as well, both logged on
> permanently. I don't want to interfere with her bookmarks though :p
>
> One last suggestion is about the length of logon. I think it would be
> useful to add another input field to specify the length of time being
> logged on (since I usually don't need 8 hours, but more like 3 hours
> (depending when I logged on) and don't want it to last a session.
>
> Sorry about the long msg and thanks for your time.
>
> Regards