Del.icio.us Homepage Redesign and Hotlists

Thursday May 25th 2006, 3:19 am

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Del.icio.us has redesigned its homepage once again this time presenting top three hot bookmarks at the current hour and previous five hours. It’s an interesting and different format, one that will take me a while to get used to. I do like the idea of seeing only hot bookmarks on the main page. (via Waxy Links)

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