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Growth · May 25, 2011

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a bookmarking service that lets you monitor for content changes

- Bookmarked pages are archived and content immediately indexed/searchable - Search/browse your bookmarks without leaving the page you're on - Optionally monitor any page - or part of page - for changing content. Optional email alerts. - Random example use-case: monitoring a BBC news article for updates: http://app.bookmarkerpro.com/changes?fmt=html&id=958&newestid=964&scroll=0 It's an early beta, we'd love to know what HNers thought. Free to sign up, try out: www.bookmarkerpro.com

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