www.joggo.co is building something to solve this and more. It’s all about actually consuming what you save to not miss anything!
Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
11–18 of 18 posts
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#12Nice. I've been using Pocket https://getpocket.com/ for a long while
Pocket integration is listed on the OP page on the ToDo list.
fwiw for Kindle users: I use p2k which bundles unarchived Pocketed articles and sends them to your Kindle on a (eg daily) basis.
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#13Nice! I'm going to save this to my bookmarks so I can eventually configure it later ;)
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#14Hello HN. Author of https://closetab.email here! I made this software to solve my "tabdemic" problem. I saw myself ending up with 50+ open tabs in my browser regularly - full of browser tabs I want to read later. This extension helps me to close those tabs with confidence without sending them to the abyss of bookmarks. This is how it works: #1 Bookmark a tab using the extension, with an optional timeout and relevant…
What's the timeline for the firefox extension? It looks like it fits up my alley, but I wouldn't want to manage this through google :)
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#15Hello HN. Author of https://closetab.email here! I made this software to solve my "tabdemic" problem. I saw myself ending up with 50+ open tabs in my browser regularly - full of browser tabs I want to read later. This extension helps me to close those tabs with confidence without sending them to the abyss of bookmarks. This is how it works: #1 Bookmark a tab using the extension, with an optional timeout and relevant…
I've published the source code if you'd like to contribute/host on your own: https://github.com/joelewis/readmelater
Hello, thanks for your submission this is really interesting. Out of curiosity have you thought about how this problem could relate to history navigation, in the sense that it can create context around a specific resource, ie : retrieve links that you read after reading a HN thread, in order to prioritise its reading order or link it to some topic?
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#16Hello HN. Author of https://closetab.email here! I made this software to solve my "tabdemic" problem. I saw myself ending up with 50+ open tabs in my browser regularly - full of browser tabs I want to read later. This extension helps me to close those tabs with confidence without sending them to the abyss of bookmarks. This is how it works: #1 Bookmark a tab using the extension, with an optional timeout and relevant…
Bookmarked
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#17This is a cool project!
My approach is to send these to Pocket, and read them before bedtime. It's a great way to end the day.
Re: Show HN: I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list
#18You should probably have two checkboxes, so you can more accurately see # who would pay vs who wouldn't. My current workflow just uses OneTab to collapse these, name them and save to a page or export if private but I could see myself using this.