PageLog is an extension for both the Internet Explorer and FireFox web browsers, that lets you quickly and easily store and annotate your favorite links to web pages on a centralized server. That means your links are available from anywhere in the world.
So why is that good? Well first of all for those of us who use multiple computers, the typical "Bookmarks" or "Favorites" are not enough. With PageLog all of your information is available from any computer.
Moreover, you can categorize your links any way you want.
You can add descriptions to your page links so that you know what they really contain (eg. "Great article explaining evolution").
Use it for research projects.
What else? Well a convienient search box lets you search for your page links quickly and easily.
If you choose, PageLog will remember your login information for 15 days, so logging a page is really just one click of the mouse.
You can make your logged pages publicly searchable, so that people can find your well researched goodies. That means that you can also search for theirs. Your private links are protected, only you can get to them with your username and password.
PageLog is totally free.
Anything else? Check out our coming soon page for some awesome future enhancements.
First you should Register and setup some categories to log your pages to.
Next install either the FireFox extension, or the Internet Explorer plugin.
Close all your open browser windows, and then open a new one to have your new PageLog extension take effect.
Ready to log a page?
FireFox users: While browsing the web, right click any page and select "PageLog" from the context menu.
IE users: While browsing the web, right click any page and select "PageLog: Log" from the context menu.
Want to just view what you have stored?
FireFox: Click Pagelog in the lower right hand corner of your web browser.
IE : Right click a Web page and select "PageLog: Open" from the context menu.
Or (with any browser) navigate to our home page.