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I'm using this for my final year project, a decentralised web annotation
system that lets you annotate pages, storing your annotations locally and then
sharing your public annotations as a feed (similar to the way RSS aggregators
work). The trick there is to run a local web server on some port, then have the
Greasemonkey user script (eventually a full extension) communicate with that
local server to store and retrieve data. I'm using Ruby on Rails' built in
WEBrick server to prototype the service, and it's working a treat.
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