AdaptiveBlue.com - Intelligent Web Browsing

The semantic web is, for all intents and purposes, a smarter, evolving, extension of the regular web. It aims to add more human like elements in relationship to analyzing and sorting through data, thus giving you sharper, more relevant results. AdaptiveBlue´s BlueOrganizer, one such site incorporating the semantic web approach, is a Firefox plug-in which understands what a page is about; because it is able to comprehend the contents of a site, it can automatically retrieve related info from other sites. So for instance, if you´re reading about a music band, BlueOrganizer discerns what search options would be most relevant for you, and links to sites where you can buy the album (Amazon, for instance) or listen to it on the web, (say at Last.fm). BlueOrganizer instantly organizes your favorites, it understands your context, and it knows what sites you visit frequently. Bluemarks, or BlueOrganizer bookmarks can be easily shared across the web with friends and family. Your Bluemarks can be organized into Bluebadges, widgets which can be placed in your blog or profile to share your bookmarks. AdaptiveBlue is seriously one cool plug-in. Simply download it to your browser and try it out today.

“BlueOrganizer is the new smart-browsing tool for Firefox and Flock. It unleashes the information hidden in the pages of your favorite web sites, and allows you to quickly do what you want to do. The Web is even more connected with BlueOrganizer!”

It packs a punch. There´s a lot you can do with BlueOrganizer and it´s simple to use.

Will Firefox users be keen to adopt it? Will they have a use for it? How many people will really take it up and use it actively?