A single bookmark takes too much space on the screen, so you need a lot of scrolling to browse the list. Tags are nice but when you want to take a quick look at the list, there is some trouble with that.

https://larder.io is an alternative bookmarking site that I haven't heard much buzz about, but it seems to be pretty good - it at least looks nice, so that's something. lol

Looks like the service was reworked once more and is now running on del.icio.us like before and my login works and they have all my links from before.

false alarm. delicious is not going to close, it's going to [something else :D]
"While we have determined that there is not a strategic fit at Yahoo!, we believe there is a ideal home for Delicious outside of the company where it can be resourced to the level where it can be competitive."
ref: http://blog.delicious.com/index.htm

Google bookmarks perhaps? there's a script that imports delicious to gb for you @ http://andyhitchman.github.com/DeliciousToGoogleBookmarks/

Xmarks (1) was and is the best cross-browser-bookmark-synchronization-service
Xmark’s cross-browser-sync (including mobile devices) is a unique feature, which no alternative service can provide: Firefox Sync does not work with Chrome or IE, Chrome Sync does not work with firefox or IE, and Windows Live Essentials Sync Program is not compatible with FireFox or Chrome. Since Dec.2010 Xmarks has with LastPass a new owner with the most popular and very excellent password service "LastPass" and now XMarks for IE can also be used for free in a commercial environment. Additionally you quickly can share a folder (with subfolders) with your personal internet-bookmarks online as webpage and you can vote and see the the average voting of other Xmarks-users for the quality of sites.
Further as an alternative to the Xmarks server you can use your own server for your bookmarks, and you also can sync the passwords across all your used browsers and computers, if you want.
I personally do not miss Delicious, which I never used, because Xmarks ever had by far more and better features. Especially for mobile devices. With the new owner LastPass I hope, that in 2011 XMarks will be additionally available also for Windows Mobile, Phone 7 and Opera.
(1) XMarks

Oh dear. Delicious is shutting down. What is the best alternative according to you guys? I think XMarks can do alot of the stuff Delicious does today?

Delicious is by far the best bookmarking service I've used in the last 10 years and having tried most of the alternatives listed here I find most of them lacking. While Delicious like all the others listed offers a great bookmarking utility that syncs between multiple browser types, it also has the best volume of content making its search results second only to the leading search engines.

Very good comparison (1) of cross-browser-bookmark-synchronization-services :
It seems, that Xmarks (2) has no real competitor concerning the cross-browser-bookmark-synchronization-abilities.
No other bookmark-sync-service than Xmarks is able to sync Bookmarks (and passwords) across IE, FF, Chrome, Mac OS X10, iPhone and iPad.
Additionally you quickly can share a folder (with subfolders) with your personal internet-bookmarks online as webpage and you can vote and see the the average voting of other Xmarks-users for the quality of sites.
Further as an alternative to the Xmarks server you can use your own server for your bookmarks, and you also can sync the passwords across all your used browsers and computers, if you want.
Bookmark.com (3) has no Chrome-support and a bad reputation on (4), whereas the reputation of Xmarks is excellent on (5) nearly equal to the excellent reputation of AlternativeTo.net, see (6).
(1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_browser_synchronizers
(2) XMarks
(3) http://alternativeto.net/software/bookmarkcom/
(4) http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/bookmark.com
(5) http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/xmarks.com
(6) http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/alternativeto.net

For me XMarks (1) is the best application to store, synchronize & find bookmarks on multiple computers very easy.
Unlike delicious (organized mainly with tags) the web-links can be organized in a freely definable folder structure additional to using tags. You can find each link of your very big link-collection in a quick moment because of the excellent search functionality: search in link, description or tag, or search in the folder structure. Since 14 month I cannot imagine to use the internet without Xmarks and ScrapBook (2). XMarks manages only links, Scrapbook stores complete sites (with comments, if you want). I combine ScrapBook with DropBox (3) or SugarSync (4), so I have access to the stored internet-sites on serveral computers. Xmarks is also available for the windows explorer, but for this browser only for private use. XMarks has also a web-interface, which allows to publish and share a choosable link-directory with other people.

(1) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/xmarks/
(2) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/scrapbook/
(3) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/dropbox/
(4) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/sugarsync/

How To Import (1) Delicious Bookmarks Into Xmarks with 3 clicks

• Open "My XMarks": http://my.xmarks.com/
• Tools - "Import Bookmarks from Del.icio.us, see (2)
• The 100 most recent public bookmarks for a given Del.icio.us username will be imported (3)
  (1) http://blog.xmarks.com/?p=137
  (2) http://bit.ly/eufPZs
  (3) http://bit.ly/idujGH