This is the new stuff. Webbased editing lets you work with tools without installing it on your hard drive.
This selection is simply a catalogue for my personal use of what I found on the internet. It is not always free.
Remember that you often have to share your work with others, and that sharing online is not at all securized.
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• Bloglines
  Create a personal blog and load it with news and information.
   
• Box.com
  Web based backup space. You get a giga for free.
   
• Calendar Hub
  Your calendar to acces from anywhere. This is free and the ideal way to let indiscrete eyes sniff inside your activity plan.
  I would not use this for professional reasons though you can create multiple personal or group calendars, import and export from/to Outlook, Yahoo,...
   
• Cellsea
  Web digital imaging. Upload photos and enhance them, ad effects asl...
   
• CiteULike
  <A free service to help academics to share, store, and organise the academic papers they are reading. When you see a paper on the web that interests you, you can click one button and have it added to your personal library. CiteULike automatically extracts the citation details, so there's no need to type them in yourself.>
   
• Creating Online
  Free tools for image editing & web design. Webmaster resource site.
   
• Degraeve.com
  This one man project offers various tools like an icon creator, business card generator, color picker, games, ringtone composer,...
   
• Eye Spot
  A simple video, photo ans music mixer. Drag and drop digital media in a timeline. Trim down video. Ad effects, transition and titles. No expertise needed. You can shere the result online. Free tool.
   
• FCKeditor
  An opensource text editor.
   
• Flickr
  Store, search, sort & share yout photos.
   
• Google Labs
  Find anything you think you could create online.
  This is absolutely the most potential player in the field of online editing.
  Build a website online, create dashboards for Mac, visit Mars, make a notebook, rss reader, web accelerator,...
  
• Gliffy
  Draw and share diagrams on the web, similar to Visio. Make flow wharts, wireframes, floor plans, network diagrams and any simple drawing or diagram. This is a free tool.
   
• Jumpcut
  Upload video, photo & music. Create a movie in your browser.
   
• Moxiecode
  <A platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL.>
   
• Num Sum
  This is not an Asian snack like Dim Sum but an online spreadsheet similar to excel. Acces, share and store sheets. Ad it to weblogs.
   
• One True media
  Mix and share video online for free.
   
• Snipshot.
  Edit pictures online. Export or save as gif, jpg, pdf, png or tif.
   
• Spaw
  Webbased WYSIWYG html editor from Sourceforge.
   
• Ta-da List
  Make a list and get stuff done. Make simple to do lists and subscribe in RSS.
   
• Thumstacks
  <With Thumbstacks.com, you can make presentations - like slideshows, or outlines - right in your web browser. When you're done, you can share your presentations with anyone, anywhere, just by sending them a link. > THis is a free tool.
   
• Writely
  Word processor.
   
• ZOHO Writer
  An online word processor to create, edit and share documents. You can login as a demo user.

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Sounds good, but for some reason not an option.

The ratings reflect the valor of software & websites for the active internet user, focussing on advanced comfort & a honest policy towards the client. All the reviewed free tools & sites have the potential to compete with commercial software. The few exclusively commercial initiatives reviewed here can not expect above a (4.5/5) rating. Not that they are less than superb but it is considered outstanding to offer superb software for a fair price. It is absolutely superb when one can have it without the obligation to pay for it. I do think it is fair to pay when equivalent free alternatives are unavailable and to donate when free software makes a difference. You will not find software reviewed below a (4/5) rating. The symbol (/) means that the software or website is reviewed but at the time for some reason excluded as a valuable option. Software or websites with a (/) code however have the potential to be selected if only: no nags, no aggressive public relations, no malware, no trackware, no tricks whatsoever, no harmful intentions. Read the disclaimer and enjoy the Nondisputandum project.

(4/5)

Really good software.
Consider using it...

(4.5/5)

Outstanding software. Try it.
You will like it.

(5/5)

Brilliant software. Undisputably good.
Superb...
A must have!