Another desktop search dud

Another desktop search dud.  OnFolio.

I'm a little more forgiving than Marc about the choice of building a desktop application. But I would pickup and echo his point 2 because we've seen this tool before. I've played with it for a few minutes and 2 questions leap out at me:

What on earth possessed them to integrated so closely with IE? I hate IE and never use it. Straight away this product alienates me. Don't you care about other browser users?

Is it anything more than a fancy bookmarks application? How does it add value to my research? How do I make links between items? How do I track what has changed? Where are the clever value-adds? The reports feature is nice, but only if I'm prepared to invest time in building the collections. I see nothing to compel me to make that investment.

In short this appears to be YAICDSP (Yet Another Ill Conceived Desktop Search Product). Frankly, despite the neglect it has been shown, Personal Brain remains a vastly superior organiser. And some dedicated users have created an XML export option which could be used to duplicate OnFolio's meagre publishing abilities.  [Curiouser and curiouser!]