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Chris Sherman meldet heute bei Search Engine Watch den Start von Yahoo My Web Personal Search:Most notably, the new My Web service now allows you to save a cached copy of a page in addition to saving just a link to the page.Cached pages are saved to your personal "My Web," and you can perform full-text searches over these pages. (...)Yahoo has also implemented a nice search history feature that's similar to the one unveiled by Google last week. (...)Yahoo provides several mechanisms for saving content to your My Web collection. (...) the Yahoo toolbar (...) allows you to save pages to My Web from any page you're viewing, not just Yahoo search results. Another neat feature is the ability to populate My Web using your existing Yahoo bookmarks or IE favorites (no Firefox support yet, but (...) this is coming soon). (...)Yahoo has beefed up the sharing features of My Web, as well. You can annotate pages with notes, and share your My Web pages via email, Yahoo Messenger and in a few weeks, with Yahoo 360. Another nice feature allows you to create a "link blog," a page of your favorite saved pages that is publicly accessible. Yahoo also provides the tools to publish links in RSS format, and support for the emerging "attention.xml" specification which enables interoperability with other services.To take advantage of the new My Web features, you need to be a registered Yahoo user (...)Developers will want to take a look at the My Web APIs, which allow you to use Yahoo data in other services.