LiveClick is a new live bookmarking tool that lets you keep track of your favorite websites and articles in one place. You can add new sites and articles easily, and LiveClick will keep track of where you left off on each page. This makes it easy to jump back to a page you were on earlier, or continue reading an article from where you left off. ..
On the left: Firefox’s wimpy Live Bookmarks. On the right: Upgraded and powerful LiveClick bookmarks!
Now that we’ve set the bookmark to monitor, we’ll get a notification right above the system tray whenever a new item shows up in the feed.
Opening up the LiveClick options gives you a world of settings to play with, including my favorite: Middle-click opens location in a new tab.
The Menus tab gives another option that makes me thrilled… favicons instead of livemark icons. I keep my live bookmarks in their own folder, so why not see the icon of the site instead of the same redundant icon?
In order to make sure that the Open Location function works, there’s a new item in the properties for each bookmark: Location. Here’s where you can set the location of the site itself separately from the feed.
If you are using Live bookmarks, this is pretty much a must-have.
Download LiveClick from Mozilla Add-ons
