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Delicious first launched in September of 2003 (then known as del.icio.us) and to celebrate our ten year anniversary we’re sharing a sneak peek of what’s coming next. Introducing next.delicious.com. We listened to your feedback and rebuilt Delicious from the ground up — adding new features, improving current ones, and even bringing back a few old favorites. With ten years of bookmarking comes ten y

The holiday season has been especially busy here at Delicious. Mid-December we launched our official Delicious iPhone app and are thrilled with the positive feedback we’ve received so far… but now its time to start looking forward to the new year! You may recall that last month we began previewing a new design for Delicious at demo.delicious.com. Today, we are excited to introduce some major impro

Our team here at Delicious has been working hard on a number of exciting developments that we can’t wait to share with the community! We’ll have more to say soon about what’s to come, but for now, here are a few updates we wanted to let you know about: Introducing the Delicious-Facebook Connector We know finding links you’ve shared on Facebook can be a pain, which is why we’re thrilled to announce

In the past few days, we’ve received a number of questions from Xmarks users about whether they can use Delicious to synchronize bookmarks across different browsers. To save time, here are the top 3 questions: Can I sync Xmarks links from more than one browser using Delicious? Yes. We support Internet Explorer, Chrome and Firefox. The tools to sync can be found here. Xmarks allowed me to sync pa

Have you found all the music and videos on Delicious yet? For those of you that didn’t know this, just filter bookmarks by system:filetype:mp3 or system:media:audio. You can get more information about these and other file and media types here. Okay, so now we all know about the media in Delicious, did you know you can use iTunes to listen/watch them? Open iTunes and select “Subscribe to podcast” i

It doesn’t have all the API’s needed and it’s missing a good chunk of the functionality we believe it needs, but we’re getting so many requests for the Chrome extension that we’re going to make this available sooner than we originally planned. The core ethos here was to create a light save and bookmark retrieval process that matches the no-bulk mentality that was taken with Chrome. There is no sid

Earlier this week Delicious released a series of significant improvements and each day this week we spent some time exploring each of these improvements. This post concludes our series of deep dives. A part of the fun of discovering something new on the Web is sharing it with friends. We’ve made it easier to share your bookmarks on Delicious when you use our Firefox extension or bookmarklets.  In

Among the hundreds of millions of bookmarks saved on Delicious are a large number of audio files, collected from across the Web.  Rock, jazz, house, spoken word — you name it, you can probably find a link to it somewhere on Delicious.  For some time now we’ve supported the streaming of MP3 audio via our “PlayTagger” feature, which is integrated directly into Delicious and also available for adding

We’re proud to announce that del.icio.us has joined the Yahoo! family. Together we’ll continue to improve how people discover, remember and share on the Internet, with a big emphasis on the power of community. We’re excited to be working with the Yahoo! Search team - they definitely get social systems and their potential to change the web. (We’re also excited to be joining our fraternal twin Flick