UPDATE: I've just noticed a very good looking Firefox extension called Read It Later. It has excellent reviews, a massive number of downloads and appears to do everything LaterMaybe does and probably lots more. LaterMaybe may well be redundant now. If you have any comments on this I'd like to hear from you.
Ever find that you often see interesting links, for example news items, that you'd like to check out but don't have the time right now? You don't want to clutter up your bookmark list because you may only go there once. With LaterMaybe you:
- See a link that interests you
- Right-click it (Win) option-click (Mac)
- Select "LaterMaybe"
- Your link is remembered for later, via a popup that sits under the main browser window
- To view your links, select LaterMaybe from the Tools menu
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| Internet Explorer installer 0.6.2 | Mozilla Firefox installer 1.0.0 | Windows only | Windows or Macintosh |
No need to create an account or log in
LaterMaybe will create an anonymous ID by using your browser's 'cookie' mechanism. You can then add to and check your links any time from the same browser on the same PC from your browser's Tools menu. Especially handy on a laptop.
To get started, install the Firefox extension or download and run the Internet Explorer extension installer. If you're not familiar with installing browser extensions, please read the either the Internet Explorer installation information or the Mozilla Firefox installation information document.