Oh, god, the color scheme...
Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
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Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#22Great idea! I'm reminded of http://www.allmyfaves.com/ (although you've obviously improved on their concept dramatically). If you're looking for a way to monetize your project, I believe they do pretty well just off of affiliate links (for the ecommerce sites).
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you, your feedback is very valuable. May I ask you which piece of software do you use for that?
For my bookmarks, I got lazy and now just use Firefox/TenFourFox/Iceweasel with a local sync server. So, I use Firefox's system, which allows for hierarchical and tag-based organization, and searching based on title. Prior to that, I used Delicious, which also had tags, and searching. I can't speak for anyone else, but these days I use bookmarking as a contingency, in case I remember later and need or want the link t…
I thought a little bit about sharing and social but I didn't see exactly yet how it works, but I will work on that of course. Your comments will definitely help me to orient things, thank you so much for them.
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#24You can drag an item to below the fold and it extends the screen and adds a scrollbar. This then causes the logout and the number (which is?) next to it to stack looking weird.
It's weird having to drag a select box to select only one item. Took me a minute to figure out you could even do that (remembered it was based off desktop) but before I was grabbing one, moving it, and then dropping which leaves it selected before I could delete.
Folders have a %20 in the name at the top once you enter them, but no on the icon display.
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#25Really like it, few bugs though: You can drag an item to below the fold and it extends the screen and adds a scrollbar. This then causes the logout and the number (which is?) next to it to stack looking weird. It's weird having to drag a select box to select only one item. Took me a minute to figure out you could even do that (remembered it was based off desktop) but before I was grabbing one, moving it, and then dro…
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#26Really like it, few bugs though: You can drag an item to below the fold and it extends the screen and adds a scrollbar. This then causes the logout and the number (which is?) next to it to stack looking weird. It's weird having to drag a select box to select only one item. Took me a minute to figure out you could even do that (remembered it was based off desktop) but before I was grabbing one, moving it, and then dro…
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#27Really like it, few bugs though: You can drag an item to below the fold and it extends the screen and adds a scrollbar. This then causes the logout and the number (which is?) next to it to stack looking weird. It's weird having to drag a select box to select only one item. Took me a minute to figure out you could even do that (remembered it was based off desktop) but before I was grabbing one, moving it, and then dro…
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#28Really like it, few bugs though: You can drag an item to below the fold and it extends the screen and adds a scrollbar. This then causes the logout and the number (which is?) next to it to stack looking weird. It's weird having to drag a select box to select only one item. Took me a minute to figure out you could even do that (remembered it was based off desktop) but before I was grabbing one, moving it, and then dro…
Seems you can't drag items into folders/memorypools or out of them yet either.
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#29Can we have a bookmarklet or chrome extension for this? Just a click and the website should be added. I'm using G+'s +1 for this so far.
Re: Show HN: my weekend project - Bookmarks made serviceable
#30Nice one. Can we have a bookmarklet or chrome extension for this? Just a click and the website should be added. I'm using G+'s +1 for this so far.
Yes we can :) Thanks for your suggestion.