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We’ve talked about AdaptiveBlue’s BlueOrganizer for some time now. I caught them out at DEMOfall last year, and their Firefox/Flock extension is so full of features, it’s impossible to talk about them all here. You really have to give it a try.

At its simplest, BlueOrganizer allows you to bookmark/rate/share things online. Podcasts, Movies or CD’s on Amazon, or websites. Basically everything on the net becomes an item that you can organize and share. One great application is to create a wish list. When you add an item, you can say that you “want it”, and now with the new upgrade, you can easily create a flash widget to put on your MySpace or Blog and allow people to click them and such.

Seems pretty simple eh? Well there’s more to it. Right click on any link to bring up the “BlueMenu” which lets you dig further into a subject or item.

Seriously, you really just have to give it a try to see all of the features. Everything is gathered offline so you can track your stuff even when you have no interwebs.

Check it out and share your widgets with us:

http://www.adaptiveblue.com/

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