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On my desktop I often use delicious.com chrome plugin to save bookmarks to interesting sites. Quite often I also want to save interesting sites to delicious.com when browsing on Android browser.

What is the best way to do that?

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Install DeliciousDroid, it will add an entry in the share menu of your browser where you can bookmark the current page and define tags for it and so on.

Edit: I tried some different tools (don't remember wich, sorry) some time ago and this one was the best in my opinion. Also I defined a tag called mobile-home and pointed my browser's homepage to the list of so-tagged bookmarks.

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Is there no link to post to delicious on the page you want to save or am I misunderstanding you? – Daverk Nov 3 '11 at 9:41
TQ Silas. How does DeliciousDroid compares with Andricious? I'm trying the latter first, since it seems more popular. – sabre23t Nov 5 '11 at 14:47
sabre23t: Don't know why, but Andricious is not available for my device (Galaxy S2 running 2.3.5), so what I'm writing may be wrong. As far as I understand Andricious is only a bookmark browser and manager for android (plus widget) but not a browser extension to bookmark pages. And there seems to be a bug that it deletes assigned tags on edit (see market comments). – Silas Nov 5 '11 at 15:36
Thanks for the response, Silas. So far Andricious works okay for me (Samsung Galaxy S2 running 2.3.3). No tags deleted on my delicious bookmarks page. However, DeliciousDroid is still in my todo list, just in case. ;-) – sabre23t Nov 20 '11 at 9:15
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You can also try Droidicious. It works fine for me.

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