SRESI

SRESI is a SMART Bookmarks Manager: it was written as a bridge Between the good, old hierarchical representation and the more Modern tag-based social bookmarking. I find the hierarchical view too-rigid, but easy to use. On the other hand, tags are more flexible, but do not allow the same simple viewing experience as the good old tree. SRESI can switch from a list of tagged bookmarks to a tree or portal view, with directory names and tags seen as equivalent. Going from tree to tagged list is easy enough. For the other way, SRESI can take a tagged list and generate an exhaustive tree or a portal, where each bookmark is at every place in the hierarchy you can expect to find it. Tag parentage is infered and absurd branches absorbed back in their saner versions. An import function is provided for the most common formats (Delicious, Mozilla, Opera, XBEL). Oh, by the way, SRESI stands for Stockage, Recherche et Export de Signets Internet (Storage, Search and Export of Internet Bookmarks). Not great, but the few good ideas I managed to scrounge up were already taken.