AdaptiveBlue has come out with BlueOrganizer, a smart bookmarking/tagging companion for Firefox/Flock that enhances your browsing experiences by performing instantaneous semantic analysis on the page. BlueOrganizer helps you bookmark your favorite pages with BlueMark. Best of all, BlueMark perfectly sync with del.icio.us. You can BlueMark your favorite pages in two ways. First is by right clicking anywhere on the page and then hitting “BlueMark this secondâ€, secondly by hitting the BlueMark icon located near the address bar. As an alternative set BlueOrganizer to auto BlueMark after a certain threshold of visits (This feature comes extremely hand for lazy geeks like me)
Apart from this, BlueOrganizer comes with BlueMenu which provides instant access to relevant, vertical web sites, information, and web services, directly from a web page with one right-click. As I said earlier, BlueMenu performs instantaneous semantic analysis of the page. For example, if I’m reading about Casino Royale, BlueMenu allows me to perform search about that movie, compare, rent or tag.
BlueOrganizer analyzes your browsing habits on some of the reputed online stores like iTunes, Netflix, Yahoo!, ThinkGeek, and Amazon. It also monitors your blog reading habits on Google Blog Search & Technorati, definition search on Wikipedia & Answers.com, bookmark list on del.icio.us, Digg, Reddit, Yahoo! MyWeb.
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