I've been enjoying https://daily.dev. The way they integrate into the browser is quite nice too. Well built all around.
Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
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Re: Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
#122raindrop.io .... best one Ive tried. Sooper fast and slick UI. Just works.... switched to this from getpocket.
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#123I developed a product, Critical Context. Shared bookmarking and search for software teams.
You share a document with your team. E.g. "best cloud vendors".
Then for that document, each team member installs a bookmarklet, and collectively contributes to the research by submitting bookmarks, search queries, and screen shots.
Helpful if your team is collectively researching vendors, frameworks, etc.
Works well for my individual needs too.
Re: Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
#124Earlier quoted context omitted.
HN has a favorites feature?
For posts, it's in the list of button links under the post title at the top of the discussion page. For comments, you have to click the timestamp first. Note that favourites are public and anyone can see what you added to your list. If you don't upvote spuriously, upvotes can also function as a private favourites list.
I totally didn't know/forgot that I can get a list of everything I upvoted from HN, but yeah, there it is on my profile! That could have saved me a lot of time in the past trying to figure out "what was that thing again I saw on HN last week?"
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#125I’m still working on https://Mitta.is, which saves sites, PDFs and images. It has some auto tagging enabled right now, with some additional GPT3 features coming soon for discussions about content saved.
Re: Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
#126I started just saving web pages I like. Bookmarks are great but they are so prone to link rot I find, so its better to save a local copy you can keep forever.
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#127I just copy the url to a plain text file, wget and grep if I need to find something and can't remember what's what.
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#128A few years ago, I started using a wiki as a sort of all encompassing knowledgebase. In time, my wiki took over even using browser bookmarks. When I found a link that I wanted to remember, I would include a link to it in the context of the entry. The upshot is that I always had context for what I wanted or thought about the link.
Re: Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
#129Apple Notes is where I put urls along with just about everything else.
The one and only thing I miss about Delicious is that it was great to see what other people were saving under a specific tag or topic.
Re: Ask HN: Does anybody still use bookmarking services?
#130I mostly use bookmarks for easy access to commonly used tools and documentation; however, typically, I suffer from the fact when I need to share a set of bookmarks, the browser support of export/import is really awful for both the exporter and importer.
I encountered it so much that I built a tool in the last few months to allow sharing of bookmarks natively in the browser. I didn't want to use a new tool to manage my bookmarks; I just wanted to enhance the browser bookmark feature with the ability to share bookmarks.