I use Evernote for important stuff, Readablity for articles and pocket for interesting stuff.
Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
#52Earlier quoted context omitted.
Very impressive, it would be very easy to pass the site off as something that had an entire team of people behind it, everything is so well polished. Do you have any long term plans for it? That's me! Found it when you posted on reddit ( http://redd.it/yh6w3 ) :D
I have put my blood sweat and tears into it. Ever since being a kid I've always wanted a site that lots and lots of people use. My dream is coming true. It's extremely 'dear' to me, and as such I'm continually developing it and trying to make the best possible experience for users. There's a lot of content out there and I wanted a place to only show the GOOD stuff, not the 1000's of pages of crap. Long term goals are…
"While Pineapple doesn't intend to be the next Facebook (whew!),"
What about the new Yahoo!? didn't know it but I'll give it a try :)
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yessir! Did the entire thing myself :) By the way... This may seem crazy but I knew I recognized your name. Someone registered with your same username 6 months ago. Heh. Sometimes my memory is awesome, and other days I can't remember what I did the day before. http://pineapple.io/profiles/citricsquid
Very impressive, it would be very easy to pass the site off as something that had an entire team of people behind it, everything is so well polished. Do you have any long term plans for it? That's me! Found it when you posted on reddit ( http://redd.it/yh6w3 ) :D
I really like pineapple as well!
Did you scratch roll it or build off an existing framework?
Do you have any interest in making it available for reuse?
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#54Big fan of Pinboard.in
Same here, since the Great Delicio.us Exodus. The really great thing about pinboard is its twitter integration: if I tweet a link, it gets automatically bookmarked for me with the tag 'twitter'.
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#55Evernote. Although a lot more than a bookmarking tool, once you fit it into your workflow, it is a pretty amazing tool for curating all kinds of things, and you can easily share it across all your devices. I couldn't live without it now.
I find my Evernote has turned into a valuable asset. I used to create browser bookmarks, but without searchable content from the page, or something visual, no matter how much organization, it was often easier to just go back to Google to find the link.
If it's a good tutorial, etc, I copy the relevant part of the page, and paste into a new note. It keeps the formatting well enough, and on Desktop it picks up the Heading and Link on it's own.
A lot of times it will be a web design, or some other smaller UI feature that I like, and will screen clip the design and us Evernote as kind of a visual bookmarks.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
#56Evernote. Although a lot more than a bookmarking tool, once you fit it into your workflow, it is a pretty amazing tool for curating all kinds of things, and you can easily share it across all your devices. I couldn't live without it now.
I find my Evernote has turned into a valuable asset. I used to create browser bookmarks, but without searchable content from the page, or something visual, no matter how much organization, it was often easier to just go back to Google to find the link. If it's a good tutorial, etc, I copy the relevant part of the page, and paste into a new note. It keeps the formatting well enough, and on Desktop it picks up the Head…
I figured I'd share a screenshot of why I find the visual critical and a feature missing from all of the great sounding tools mentioned in this thread. Historious sounds great, but so much of what I remember is what it looked like.
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#57Still use delicious-- 3,600 links. I rarely need to go far back in time (and I'm sure many links are dead), but it's a nice "journal" of what I've thought was noteworthy over the past 7-8+ years. It would be nice to know what my very first bookmark was, but, sadly, due to their infinite scroll interface I'm not sure how.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
#58Short story, my own system with over 16k links.
Back in 2004 there a competing service to delicious called Furl (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furl) it would save a snapshot of page you were saving.
The only downside was it was slow so I modified the bookmarklet to point to my own domain. I called my system Lruf (furl backwards) built with PHP and MySQL.
It worked well enough for a very long time, I would occasionally work on it. It was built in a very 2004 way (logic and display intertwined)
I had added other features through out the years (tagging, rating, 404 checking, etc).
Last year I finally rewrote the entire system using a framework, I used diffbot to extract the text from the page and opencalais to help with auto tagging bookmarks. I switched search to use Solr.
It has been a nice little side project for the last 9 years.
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#59http://zootool.com/ looks interesting, haven't used it though, still just using Chrome for bookmarking..
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#60Big fan of Pinboard.in
Thanks for this, just signed up and started importing from Chrome, my Twitter account and RIL. =)