My partner and I are avid users of Delicious/Pinboard and wanted a quick way to add to and access our stored bookmarks. We created a Chrome extension to scratch that itch. It shows your ten most-recent bookmarks by default, with a fast search interface to find older bookmarks, and keyboard shortcuts for navigation. We plan to add pagination in an upcoming release, and have considered adding support for Safari as well as alternate bookmarking backends.
The (mostly CoffeeScript) source is up on GitHub, and may be interesting as an example of caching Backbone Collections in localStorage or using in-page iframes to simulate opening a Chrome extension popup via keyboard shortcut.
Is this something you find useful? We welcome comments or suggestions.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ndjggnnohdkheiijjhbklkanjcpibbng
https://github.com/cabin/linkhunter
1. I suggest adding they keyboard shortcuts/other instructions to http://madebycabin.com/work/linkhunter
2. I suggest making the "Linkhunter" item in the context menu opened by right-clicking link to http://madebycabin.com/work/linkhunter instead of http://madebycabin.com/
3. Ctrl+j (for me) opens Chrome's Downloads page. Since you use a capital "j" in describing the shortcuts, I tried ctrl+shift+j, but that opens the console in developer tools. How can I use the keyboard shortcuts?
4. Autocompletion of tags when adding a bookmark would be a very good feature to add (IMO).