Many sites like reddit, and Slashdot have ever changing front pages. These are news/content sites whose front page is continually refreshed, and new and latest content added all the time.

Even the search result page for a Google search will show different results after their indexes are refreshed either because of a re-crawl or because of change in page ranks, etc...

If you want to share the front pages of these sites (and the associated links and their relative ranks as you saw them), you'll either have to copy and subsequently paste them into an email or a file, or just hope that the ranks don't change before the intended recipient sees the page.

StickyLinks solves this problem by providing you with a sticky which is basically a permanent link to that page's content so that no matter when it is opened, it will be seen just the way you intended it to be seen by the reader!!

This way, you can email links to these dynamic pages and post them on forums without the fear of their content changing.

In fact, sticky was used by my sister to report a bug on sticky itself. She saw some error, and I wasn't seeing it (because of the page being in my browser's cache). So, she made a sticky and sent it off to me, and I was able to see what she saw.

So go ahead and have fun with this tool!!