I favorite them, and I made an api for HN user favorites. I pull into other software.
It’s free to use also https://github.com/reactual/hacker-news-favorites-api
Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#12I have a bookmark folder and within that folder i have multiple folders “philosophy”, “politics”, etc.
Moreover, i have Evernote i created a a note book called “Inbox” where random articles are saved in to read later.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#13I use Safari as my daily browser so I end up just using the Reading List feature. It works well, but if you want more options like tagging/categorizing then it's a no go.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#14I open them in a new tab and come back to them when ready. This ensures I’ll actually read them relatively soon. Bookmarks would be forgotten about by me and some more involved method seems like overkill.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#151. Both Pinboard and Pocket as my main bookmarklet storage. They're just storage but not necessary to read them all.
2. Instapaper and emailthis as my "to read" tools. Instapaper is very nice for article readability (better than pocket) and emailthis as article storage, or sometimes needs to send out to friends or colleagues.
3. Zotero as main research or pdf keeper.
4. I don't use Evernote now because I already bumped into their 100,000 limitation three years ago.
5. Please remember to use "star" or "Love" to pin your important bookmarks. It'll help someday.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#16Books : amazon wishlist
Internet content : bookmark
Anything else : gtd personnal archive system
Little trick : telegram has a "saved messages" chat where you can write messages, including photos, audio and video. It works offline, automatically synchronize when you get online with all telegram instances.
You can put a direct shorcut to it on your android home screen, meaning you have a synchronized multimedia in-basket system between all your devices. I just dump all my random thougths or todo in it to sort it out the next morning.
So somebody talk about something i might wanna read ? I just take 2s to dumo it into the chat and forget about it. Later, i review it, assess if i really want to read it, and if yes, i put it in the proper list.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#17Newsblur. You put the HN RSS in its feeds, and you have a folder for saving stories and/or tagging them.
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#18I use Firefox everywhere.
When using phone, during commute to/from the job, I send links to desktop using Firefox's built in feature.
When using desktop at the job, I read articles instantly or send them to desktop at home.
At desktop at home I have Panorama View extension [1] to avoid tab clutter.
I plan to install Wallabag [2] on my server to have place to categorize and store already read articles.
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/panorama-view/ [2] https://wallabag.org/
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#19I open them in a new tab and come back to them when ready. This ensures I’ll actually read them relatively soon. Bookmarks would be forgotten about by me and some more involved method seems like overkill.
What if I have 6 chome windows each with 10-30 tabs?
Re: Ask HN: How do you keep track of articles you want to read?
#20I get most of my articles by Feedly and save them there if they are short or time relevant like news, but I use Pocket for any articles which are longer and more in-depth.