If you're a hoarder like me, you're probably up to your ears in Web bookmarks and Post-its with http://... scribbled on them. Finally, OnBase Technology Inc. took pity on us all and created order out of chaos with DragNet.
DragNet is a killer personal information manager for the Web. It captures URLs and ftps from your browser and stores them in folders.
There are four windows to navigate from: Addresses, Directory, Hot List, and Searcher. In Addresses, click on the "Get URL" button and say abracadabra: the name
of the site, its address, a short description, and the date it was added and last visited pop up. DragNet works with any browser, so you can marry all online and Web sites under one big chuppa.
The directory is your archive of lists and sublists, which you can pile up like the Tower of WebBabel. The Searcher will send out the DragNet detective to comb through one category or all, including stray email addresses that steadfastly remain "uncategorized."
DragNet for Mac: US$39.95. OnBase Technology Inc.: + 1 (714) 830 5682, email: onbase@onbasetech.com.
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