What you need:

• some webspace with PHP  
• a Windows Phone with Mango (at least I *think* it didn't work earlier)  
• this download: http://5gp.de/s.php?f=auto/urlSave.zip

Upload the PHP files and create a folder "files" there.

In the files folder, create a file "XXXXXX.urls" and a file "XXXXXX.pwd", where you replace "XXXXX" with any random string you like. It is your ID. This enables you to share your webspace with others.
In the "XXXXX.pwd" file write a string to use as password. NO NEW LINE at the end of that file.

Now open your locally stored "saveurl.js" file and replace the ID and PWD with the ones you just made up. And replace "yourdomain.xxx" with your domain.

Copy the contents of that file into this website: http://chris.zarate.org/projects/bookmarkleter/
Now copy the results and send them yourself via email.

On your phone copy the email contents, create a new favorite of some random website, and replace the url with the just copied string.

DONE! :)

Now whenever you find a nice website worth remembering or looking at on the desktop, just open your favorites and click your newly created bookmarklet. If everything goes well you'll get a nice "OK" message.

When you now open http://yourdomain.xxx/urllist/list.php?id=yourid you'll get a very ugly, but fully working list of all URLs you ever saved.

Have fun! :)

If you landed here, you probably have found yourself using some pixel graphics in Silverlight or Windows Phone 7 (WP7) and realized that there is no Nearest Neighbor Interpolation available.

That sucks.

But here is a "solution". It's in no way perfect, and works only if you bind to a string pointing to your file, which should be local. But this could be easily fixed or worked around if you need to.

So, without further ado, here is the code:

And of course the obligatory screenshot: