Ever since my first post on the plethora of complimentary tools for Del.icio.us, a number of others have hit the scene to fill this niche or that void.  As a result I figured it was about time for a follow up. So, without further ado…  The Del.icio.us Redux…redux (the newest links that I've found or had submited are at the top, but not neccessarily in their order of release).

Konfabulator Widget - a Konfabulator widget for all you Mac (soon to be Windows also) based Del.icio.us users out there.

Wetaste.com - Sometimes, you may find yourself in this situation: you find a good piece while surfing the Web, however, you may almost forget where  you have been reading about it after a few days. Even Google can't help you find your reference. Del.icio.us provides a fantastic way to help you collect and archive useful links. You may want more, not just the url and a simple description, but the key part of the content you read (including pictures and visual effect). So is born this tool, wetaste.com. The working model of wetaste.com is very simple: You browse and digest (by selection or copy) —> wetaste.com (visiual editing, e.g. highlight) —> del.icio.us (archiving)

Foxylicious - Foxylicious is a Mozilla Firefox extension that integrates your del.icio.us bookmarks into your browser bookmarks. The first time you use it, it will import all your del.icio.us bookmarks, and separate them by tags into bookmark folders. Subsequent imports will add any new del.icio.us bookmarks you've created since the initial import.

Backup del.icio.us - a tool for backing up your bookmarks

sid.vicio.us - creates ontologies for tags on del.icio.us

nutr.itio.us - javascript bookmarklet which allows you to select the text for the description field of the link you want to add to your delicious links.

avar.icio.us - another posting interface

extisp.icio.us - from the extispicious FAQ "Aside from the obvious keyword-quantity/font-size ratio, the representation isn't very meaningful at all - tag positioning is entirely random. Extisp.icio.us may do more meaningful things when it can get bite-sized correlation data from del.icio.us, but for now the tags are just randomly juxtaposed, allowing you to draw your own meanings and revelations from the overlapping entrails. Take what you will from it. "

taga.licio.us - "I found a lot of ways and hacks to integrate your delicious links into a page, but I wanted to fetch all links for a given set of tags, not just mine, so I wrote my own hack : introducing taga.licio.us, yet another del.icio.us php hack"

loqu.acio.us - Another javascript bookmarklet that adds some additonal information.  "These are two things that you might like using if you use a del.icio.us account with other people, or if you use more than one account. The first one lets people leave comments on your shared account without stomping on earlier comments: the second one lets you login and post to one account with a single click."

- A freeware MAC OS X client