Your Bookmarks?

[Thermal]

I use Mozilla Firefox with all its glorious add-ons.

My bookmarks:

-Music Notes, smiles, hearts and other symbols for facebook chat
-RANDOM.ORG - playing card shuffler
-Google
-Morrowind Scripting For Dummies 9
-Youtube
-Swagbucks.com, search and win
-The great war of Prefectures, a free online game on kongregate
-Facebook - Home
-Mafia - Total War Center Forums
-Tavern - The Guild
-Removing Backgrounds quickly in the GIMP
- Photobucket
-(COW AAR) The Glory Of Ostermark - Total War Center Forums
- Beginners Modding Manual - Total War Center Forums
-How to make province specific units/buildings - The Guild
-Tutorial: Cool glowing text - gimpusers.com
-deviantART - where art meets application!


Your bookmarks?

[pevergreen]

None. Anything I need to get to, I have the url memorised.

Plus, I dont turn my computer off, just sleep, so tabs are there.

Even if not. Press 'f' and i get the org and facebook. press y and get youtube etc. Everything i need i've already gone to.

[Zradha Pahlavan]

I also have none. Sometimes I have temporary ones for things that I should remember but don't, but I never need them for very long and they end up being gotten rid of.

[Lemur]

I'm a big fan of RSS bookmarks, which allow me to see loads of news stories without having to go to a particular web site. The RSS feeds on my Firefox bar:

BBC News
Slashdot
Ars Technica
The Register

I used to have a couple of "weird news" RSS feeds, but they went stagnant, and I haven't found replacements.

[Husar]

Too many to post here, I see a funny video, I save a link to it.

Then some I'm too lazy to type most of the time, some for university, pages of professors etc.

Mostly use Opera's quickstart thing though to get to the pages I visit most frequently, like this weird place here.

But I don't mind having tons of bookmarks, the file is only a few kB anyway, and it synchronizes them between PCs automatically as well, so whenever I want to find some cool video I saw once, I can look at my bookmarks.

My quickstart choices are:

Computer Base
Krawall
GameReport
GameTrailers
The Guild
SimHQ forums
PlayStation Blog
Touch Arcade
The Onion
Zero Punctuation
StudiVZ
Facebook

[pevergreen]

Fan of Yahtzee?

Heard of the Mana Bar? I've got to hit it up some time, part owned by him.

Also, start of the Fallout 3 ZP review, where he deviates from the normal music - title - review to do: music - line - finish music - title - review

The line is: pause "Yeah its pretty good"

I used to be in a Battlefield 2142 tourny, one of my friends from there got dragged along to a convention and he met yahtzee there, when yahtzee asked him what he thought of ZP, he said that. Absolutely hilarious if you know the guy, as hes soft spoken and speaks slowly and takes time to answer anything.

[Thermal]

The Onion
Zero Punctuation


These sound interesting...

[Secura]

I use Mozilla Firefox too, nice solid browser, been a user since Beskar introduced me to it years and years ago. More reliable than Internet Explorer, at any rate.

My search bar function currently contains:

eBay, Encyclopedia Dramatica, Urban Dictionary, Wikipedia, Wikiquote, YouTube.

Bookmarks include:

Beyond The Tree, Ctrl+Alt+Del, Least I Could Do, Looking For Group, Penny Arcade, VG Cats - A variety of webcomics I enjoy reading.

Gameroom, Frontroom, The Arena - The three areas of the .Org I frequent most, easy access and all that.

Facebook, Twitter - Social networking, naturally.

GameFAQs, X-Box 360 Achievements - Because I occasionally get stuck or want to grab a certain achievement but want more information that the game itself provides.

Zero Punctuation - This guy's very funny, typical dry British wit, usually tears games apart but it's in the name of humour!

Jessica Chobot @ IGN - Funny, sassy, shares alot of my viewpoints... a great blog.

Rock Band Community - One of my favourite games, always check this every Friday to see if there's anything I'll be spending MS Points on come Tuesday.

DeviantArt - I have several artists friends on this who pestered me to check their stuff enough that I just bookmarked it.

BBC Sport - Because I need some way to follow my team, right?

BBC iPlayer - Catching up with Eastenders, Ashes to Ashes and Doctor Who. xD

4 on Demand - As above, but I use this more for watching series gone by rather than catching up on recently missed stuff.

Watch Anime On - Nice place to watch various anime, though I'm usually watching Higashi no Eden or Death Note.

HSBC Internet Banking - It speaks for itself.

TV Tropes - One of my favourite websites; I can literally start reading a single article and end up losing hours of my life going through the site. xD

[Scienter]

At home: BBC News, Le Monde, Imdb, Netflix, my bank, Penny Arcade, gmail, google reader, google calendar, Facebook, photobucket, The Purse Forum, The Org, Gamespy PC, Gamasutra, Food and Wine, Westlaw. At work: the same, minus Facebook, and the gaming sites plus a bunch of work stuff.

[Louis VI the Fat]

YouTube.com
LeMonde.fr
Salon.com
Guardian.co.uk
Wrestlemania.com
ThaiTeenBoys.com

[Secura]

ThaiTeenBoys.com

:laugh4:

[Rhyfelwyr]

My bookmarks (or 'favourites' menu in my case) is massive, I link to every page I think I might want to see in future.

The core of it though is

The Guild
Home - Total War Center
Validus Regnum (an old mod of mine)
Hotmail
BBC SPORT Football
BBC NEWS News Front Page
Pie & Bovril (a football forum)

[Thermal]

Doctor Who. xD



Is anyone else a doctor who supporter? Personally I think the acting is terrible. =D

[Csargo]

More than I should. Main ones are:

The Org
Civilization Fanatics Center
Paradox Interactive
Wikipedia
ImageShack
Chess.com
Freelance Astronauts
weather.com
Cyanide&Happiness
xkcd
Zero Punctuation

[CountArach]

Several random Bookmarks, but my Toolbar has the following:
Facebook
Twitter - NOTE: I don't actually tweet myself, I just follow comedians and stuff.
7 various Australian news and polling websites
2 US polling websites
2 US news websites
1 UK polling website
And then my 5 favourite webcomics:

xkcd (http://xkcd.com/)
Cyanide and Happiness (http://www.explosm.net/)
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (http://www.smbc-comics.com/)
Dinosaur Comics (http://www.qwantz.com/index.php)
Hark A Vagrant (http://www.harkavagrant.com/)

[Prussian to the Iron]

too many to list, but the main ones are:

-School
-totalwar.org
-USER CP
-COD Forum
-Nationstates
-Wikipedia
-various songs from IMEEM, which was shut down :(
-Oblivion/Fallout Forum
-daggerfall_legal_and_installation.pdf
-UESP Wiki
-Fallout Wiki
-FO3 Nexus
-TES Nexus
-Photobucket
-1066-the game
-assorted paintball equipment
-youtube
-a few youtube videos i found especially useful/funny

[Craterus]

Forum for football manger
SkySports Live Score Centre
Uni e-mail inbox
Sporcle
Zero Punctuation
BBC News
dontevenreply.com
Fantasy Football

[Viking]

A lot of them are uni-related, others aren't. I think that sums it up. ~D

[LittleGrizzly]

I have had dodgy internet for months so 60-70% of mine is links to videos that i was currently watching as well as maybe a favourite with alternate links to said video.... outside of those and some old uni ones

BBC
.ORG
Facebook (rarely used now)
TV guide.net (even with digital its seems quicker to use a website)

Thats pretty much it, I more use the internet to watch stuff, which reminds me, youtube.com and I have the google toolbar, otherwise i would have google too...

[Fragony]

Not that many. This site, Elsevier for news, Geenstijl for fun, youtube and lifeleak.

[Beskar]

'Latest Headlines' (BBC News)
BBC iPlayer
University Links (for accessing course materials)
Comics - Folder containing web comics and other similar things.
Video - same as above, except for Video
OpenDemocracy
.ORG

ta da.

[Decker]

I got a ridiculous amount of favorites so I put them all in folders (and then almost all have sub-folders as well :dizzy2:)

Animals
Anime/Manga
Art
Books
Entertainment
Food & Cooking
Gamesworkshop
Politics/Government
History
Information
Martial Arts
Military
News
Nutrition
School
Science Fiction/Fantasy
Video Games Writing