SRESI 0.17.7 review

SRESI is a smart bookmarks manager: from a list of tagged bookmarks, it can generate an exhaustive tree or a portal, where each bookm

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SRESI is a smart bookmarks manager: from a list of tagged bookmarks, it can generate an exhaustive tree or a portal, where each bookmark is at every place in the hierarchy you can expect to find it, and with absurd branches absorbed back in their saner versions.

An import function is provided for the most common formats (Delicious, Mozilla, Opera, XBEL).

SRESI's main interface is command-line based, but a set of PHP scripts now gives an easier access to most functions. Be aware, however, that these scripts are not safe enough for a public server

If, despite all warnings, you are still interested, be welcome.

Oh, by the way, SRESI stands for Stockage, Recherche et Export de Signets Internet (Storage, Search and Export of Internet Bookmarks). Not great, but the few good ideas I managed to scrounge up were already taken.

What's New in 0.16.3 Stable Release:
Exports to DSV now escape any vertical bar in bookmarks names or tags; DSV imports unescape them.
A tag count function was added, which expands to a rudimentary tag cloud when called from the PHP scripts.

What's New in 0.17.7 Development Release:
A bug was fixed in portal paths management.
The bookmarks updating and renaming functions have been optimised.
The DSV and Opera formats are displayed correctly by the PHP scripts, though at the cost of some extra HTML markup.
A new portal output was added based on tag clouds.