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Posted by jimspoon
Dec 8, 2014 at 05:40 AM
“After months of hard work, we are happy to release the new feature: Outliner. “
Posted by jimspoon
Dec 8, 2014 at 10:00 PM
https://www.diigo.com/outliner
Posted by Dr Andus
Dec 8, 2014 at 10:40 PM
I’ve never actually looked at Diigo before (thought it was just a social bookmarker), but having just looked at their premium price plans (which sound fairly reasonable), it struck me that this more or less seems to offer what Evernote, OneNote, Clibu etc. offer, minus the desktop app.
https://www.diigo.com/premium/pricing_table_details
They do seem to have a pretty extensive suite of add-ons for capturing stuff and adding notes, perhaps even more then some of the above?
Anyway, it would be interesting to hear from a user, especially someone who had also tried Evernote etc., whether it’s any good as a primary notes database (at least for clipped content).
It’s also interesting to see in the comments that users are comparing it to WorkFlowy (which in my mind is an entirely different category). Perhaps adding clipped content is the next frontier to tackle at WorkFlowy? They seem to be priced quite similarly.
Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 9, 2014 at 12:47 AM
Earlier today I looked at Diigo, and wasn’t impressed with it as an outliner.
But your post made me look at the premium plans, and that plus what you had written, has convinced me to give a premium plan a try.
Will let you know what I think.
Daly
Dr Andus wrote:
I’ve never actually looked at Diigo before (thought it was just a social
>bookmarker), but having just looked at their premium price plans (which
>sound fairly reasonable), it struck me that this more or less seems to
>offer what Evernote, OneNote, Clibu etc. offer, minus the desktop app.
>
>https://www.diigo.com/premium/pricing_table_details
>
>They do seem to have a pretty extensive suite of add-ons for capturing
>stuff and adding notes, perhaps even more then some of the above?
>
>https://www.diigo.com/tools
>
>Anyway, it would be interesting to hear from a user, especially someone
>who had also tried Evernote etc., whether it’s any good as a primary
>notes database (at least for clipped content).
>
>It’s also interesting to see in the comments that users are comparing it
>to WorkFlowy (which in my mind is an entirely different category).
>Perhaps adding clipped content is the next frontier to tackle at
>WorkFlowy? They seem to be priced quite similarly.
Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 10, 2014 at 03:24 PM
I was disappointed to see today that DIigo does not do an accurate copy and paste of a web article into the outline as a note. It didn’t recognize paragraphing or bring in pix. At least Workflowy recognizes paragraphing.
It would be nice to see a document accurately displayed in-line in the outline.
The extension Diigo recommends for Chrome does not work at all. Joy!
The Diigolet toolbar button works pretty well.
Daly
Dr Andus wrote:
I’ve never actually looked at Diigo before (thought it was just a social
>bookmarker), but having just looked at their premium price plans (which
>sound fairly reasonable), it struck me that this more or less seems to
>offer what Evernote, OneNote, Clibu etc. offer, minus the desktop app.
>
>https://www.diigo.com/premium/pricing_table_details
>
>They do seem to have a pretty extensive suite of add-ons for capturing
>stuff and adding notes, perhaps even more then some of the above?
>
>https://www.diigo.com/tools
>
>Anyway, it would be interesting to hear from a user, especially someone
>who had also tried Evernote etc., whether it’s any good as a primary
>notes database (at least for clipped content).
>
>It’s also interesting to see in the comments that users are comparing it
>to WorkFlowy (which in my mind is an entirely different category).
>Perhaps adding clipped content is the next frontier to tackle at
>WorkFlowy? They seem to be priced quite similarly.