One of the big benefits of using SemantiFind is you can save great pages that you've come across, and then recall them as part of your normal search. When you find an interesting page, simply hit the "Semantify with..." button on the toolbar.



Next to this button you'll notice a series of terms that will be used to label the page. The reason we call this "Semantifying" the page is because you are adding defined (semantic) labels to the page, so that you can find it again later.

Once you've "Semantified" a page, you will be able to see the labels for that page in the SemantiFind toolbar with green checkmarks next to them.



And, there's really no effort involved to save the page. After all, you've already told your search engine (and SemantiFind) what you were looking for in explicit terms, so these are fairly obvious choices.

The next time you're looking for something about the same subject, the "Semantified" page will be included in the search results – after all, you indicated you liked the page when you hit the "Semantify" button, so it's a great way for you to find the page again.