I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
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Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#52I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#53I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
I shilled this yesterday as well, but anybox (https://anybox.cc) might be for you, that's what I am using currently. It's native on iOS/Mac, syncs with iCloud and is very keyboard centric with Command Palette, Quick Open, etc.
No connected cloud SaaS subscription service (though there is an iAP with one-time purchase option) or other bells&whistles, just a good simple native app that does what I want it to do
Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#54I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
That's the reason why I stopped using it too. It looked pretty but I didn't feel productive because of the laggy-ness I shilled this yesterday as well, but anybox ( https://anybox.cc ) might be for you, that's what I am using currently. It's native on iOS/Mac, syncs with iCloud and is very keyboard centric with Command Palette, Quick Open, etc. No connected cloud SaaS subscription service (though there is an iAP with…
Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#55I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
Edit: Notion has no one-click exit options. That's also a bummer.
Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#56I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
I used Notion for some months, and this is why I stopped using it. It is too slow. Edit: Notion has no one-click exit options. That's also a bummer.
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#58Looks nice. Bookmarked it with Pinboard.
Is pinboard still a thing? I've an account but haven't used it for ages. Maciej seems to have left twitter, http://blog.pinboard.in resolves to a placeholder page. Thought it was abandoned at this point.
Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager
#59I used it for a year until maybe 12 months ago. The one thing that made me leave was that everything was juat slow enough to irritate me. Not crazy slow, but not very responsive either. When looking for a bookmark in a folder and each folder takes a couple seconds to load, then your browse becomes tedious. I like that there's a good export function though, being able to be non committal to a tool is a prime feature I…
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#60I use Raindrop but really wish they had support for share extensions in their macOS app. That way I could get rid of their toolbar button and just use the share button instead on Safari.