Bookmarks and Favorites. Everyone has them, but what if you’re at home and you want that super cool link you have at work?

Well my friends, fear no more. Here are five great tools to use to keep all your links online and organized.

Del.icio.us (said “delicious”)
Del.icio.us has been around for several years and was acquired by Yahoo in 2005. They provide online bookmarking, via their website as well as a browser toolbar. When you add a website to del.icio.us, you can tag it with keywords such as “cool”, “design”, “inspiration”, and anything else you’d like. You can then find other sites with those same tags that others found “cool”. It’s great because it allows you access your bookmarks anywhere in the world and find other fun things people have organized.
http://del.icio.us

BlinkList
BlinkList is much the same as del.icio.us, only with a little more graphical flair and advertising.
http://www.blinklist.com/

Ma.gnolia (said “Magnolia”)
Is also along the lines of del.icio.us, but with even MORE graphical flair. Along with really slow load times.
http://ma.gnolia.com/

CiteBite
Citebite is very cool in that you can create a link to ANYWHERE within a webpage and send a link to your friends. Have a really long page of copy, but only want them to read two paragraphs? Send them a citebite link.
http://citebite.com/
Here’s an example

Mento
And last, but not least is Mento. Mento was recently announced as a link aggregator and delivery website. Have ten cool links to send your friends? Add them all to Mento and you can share them with friends via an their website or in an aggregated daily email. Mento also allows you to share photos, videos, and the coolest feature – screenshots. Like what you see on a website, load up the Mento toolbar, snap a screenshot of a website and send it to your friends. Pretty cool if you ask me.
http://www.mento.info/
Here’s an example