Daisy aims to make your web surfing experience simpler and more productive. Daisy: a) Is an archiving proxy server, b) Stores all data on your local machine not on third-party servers, c) Keeps a detailed record of every site you view, d) Indexes all content viewed for full-text searching, e) Provides a simple search interface, and f) Can recreate any web page viewed at any point in time. In the very near future Daisy: 1) Will expose most of its features via an external scripting interface. The interface will be XML-based and accessible from most programming languages; and 2) Provide a Firefox plugin to seamlessly integrate with your browsing experience. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This has been added to my Manage Information Overload Presentation Sources and White Paper.
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