Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
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Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
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#3After getting tired of manually making note of all the books I find online that seem interesting (from Twitter, HN, Reddit, etc.) I made a chrome extension to help me keep track of them + the website where they come from. Thought this would be of value to some other readers out here. Would love some feedback!
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#5I don't think this will be a popular comment here, but I use an amazon shopping list for this.
Re: Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
#6I don't think this will be a popular comment here, but I use an amazon shopping list for this.
Re: Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
#7After getting tired of manually making note of all the books I find online that seem interesting (from Twitter, HN, Reddit, etc.) I made a chrome extension to help me keep track of them + the website where they come from. Thought this would be of value to some other readers out here. Would love some feedback!
How does this compare to Pocket?
Re: Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
#8After getting tired of manually making note of all the books I find online that seem interesting (from Twitter, HN, Reddit, etc.) I made a chrome extension to help me keep track of them + the website where they come from. Thought this would be of value to some other readers out here. Would love some feedback!
How does this compare to Pocket?
Re: Show HN: A Chrome extension to help save books you want to read
#9I don't think this will be a popular comment here, but I use an amazon shopping list for this.
A pro for Goodreads is the massive user base so reviews and groups etc are good resources for finding out if a book is worth your time.
Although I do like the Babelshelf interface. Clean easy to find a saved book. Goodreads is horrible to look at and can be super distracting.