Is there such a thing as a hierarchical online web clipping service? I'd like an online equivalent of Surfulater (exact replica would be fine :), where you can capture text or images or entire pages, and then be able to put them in folders that are in a hierarchical tree and where one can freely organise the tree in whatever order. I'm not so interested in Delicious-type bookmarkers or ones that use tags only in a running tape system. Any suggestions?

Not exactly what you are looking for but pretty close I think http://www.webnotes.net/

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:

Not exactly what you are looking for but pretty close I think
http://www.webnotes.net/

Thanks Alexander. Another one I just came across that seems to have a lot of flexibility with folders is http://www.memonic.com/

I recommend having a look at Zotero as well. Although it's billed as a reference manager, it also functions well (for my purposes at least) as a web clipper, and allows the use of both tags and hierarchical folders (as well as saved searches). It's very easy, for instance, to just click a button to store a copy of an entire web page. (I'm not sure how sophisticated it is in terms of clipping parts of web pages.)

maybe Offline Browser from MetaProducts will work for you.

take a look:

http://www.metaproducts.com/mp/Offline_Explorer-Screenshots.htm

regards

Roberto wrote:

maybe Offline Browser from MetaProducts will work for you.
take a look:
http://www.metaproducts.com/mp/Offline_Explorer-Screenshots.htm

Thanks Roberto, but actually I'm looking for online services that do web clippings and use folders. For offline I use Surfulater, which is perfect for my needs.