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+Social bookmarking site [del.icio.us][1][ released an update][3] to its Firefox toolbar add-on yesterday. Enhancements include integration of all your bookmarks via a new sidebar, the ability to you can sort and search your bookmarks, view tag intersections, and even modify your bookmarks all within the browser.
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+The toolbar buttons remain the same as in previous versions and allow you to tag and view bookmarks, but unlike previous version you can now leave the functionality of Firefox's bookmarks intact, allowing you to use the best of both worlds.
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+The updated del.icio.us add-on also boast significant speed gains and bookmark syncing is smooth and painless. Having experimented with both the official toolbar and some third party offerings in the past, I can safely say that, if you're a del.icio.us user, the new version is the complete bookmark replacement tool you've been wanting.
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+The tag intersections features is particularly nice and allows you to quickly tunnel into your tags and find the bookmarks you're looking for. Tag bundles and keywords are also supported which means that the toolbar now mimics the functionality of the website.
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+The search box in the new del.icio.us Firefox add-on also supports a limited set of operators, for instance to get bookmarks that are tagged with both "compiler" and "monkeybites," just use the + operator (a normal search will return results tagged with either.
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+For del.icio.us power users the updated add-on is a must have and if you've never used del.icio.us before but would like to give social bookmarking a try the new features should make the transition smooth and painless. Now if only there were a [ma.gnolia][2] equivalent.
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+[1]: http://del.icio.us/ "del.icio.us"
+[2]: http://ma.gnolia.com "ma.gnolia.com"
+[3]: http://blog.del.icio.us/blog/2007/04/making_firefox_.html "making Firefox more del.icio.us"
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+The del.icio.us toolbar now offers two ways to access your info, using the drop down menu as seen above...
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+...or by using the sidebar seen here. Note the ability to sort by multiple tags.
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