I recently got an email about a service called i-Lighter, and I’ll admit that my first thought was “why would I need this?”

Well, I read a bit of the site’s information, and maybe I was a little hasty to dismiss it. Here’s their hook…

 When was the last time you:

- Opened multiple tabs and accidentally closed them, losing everything you’ve been researching.
- Used ‘cut and paste’ to save snippets of web content and than tried to find some of it?
- Bookmarked a page and can’t remember what was important to begin with?
- Or, the bookmark link was broken, data lost forever?

Welcome to i-Lighter! A one-click way to:
- Save only what matters to you
- Add your annotations
- Find it when you need it
- Simply include it in your email, documents and blogs
- Most importantly, never lose any of it

It’s FREE and as easy as using a yellow highlighter and a stack of post-it notes.  Take a moment and click on our demo or download i-Lighter and see how easy it is to use!

So it looks like i-Lighter basically installs a new option in your menu which allows you to highlight, gather and manage information. i-Lighter works with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, on PCs  running Windows XP Home or Windows XP Pro.

Since I’m running Vista, I’m not going to install it – but I would love to hear what you think about the program if you give it a try.

You can read the FAQ here, and you can download it here.