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Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager

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Post by lostdog »

travoltaj wrote: post #25
hexo wrote: post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thats still two orders longer than it should take

It should take 10 milliseconds?

10ms to look at the bookmarks in a folder sounds slow to me. Are you querying network for the folder contents every time you open every folder?

Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager

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Post by aor215 »

mikercampbell wrote: post #42
aor215 wrote: post #41

I made my own little solution to this problem too: https://linksort.com

I love this! Do you have some sort of mobile, PWA app?

Thanks! On mobile, I just open the page in the browser. There's a Safari extension that works on mobile for iOS that enables you to save links [0]. I haven't bothered to get the Chrome extension to work on mobile yet.

[0] https://linksort.com/blog/safari/

Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager

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Post by gammarator »

markstos wrote: post #36
eknkc wrote: post #33

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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.

Still a thing. There's an excellent iOS app for Pinboard made a third party developer, called Pins. It was just updated in 2022. https://get-pins.app/posts/pins-v2022.1/ I don't see a placeholder page at https://blog.pinboard.in/ I see the most recent blog post. It happens to be a couple years old, but Pinboard is good enough as it is. I didn't subscribe for monthly product blog posts.

Man, I love his writing.

> It helped in this process that I was in Japan, since I could do most work at night while my US/European customers slept or wept into their phones or whatever it is people do at night nowadays.

Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager

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Post by SAI_Peregrinus »

travoltaj wrote: post #25
hexo wrote: post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thats still two orders longer than it should take

It should take 10 milliseconds?

Most things should complete in 16ms or less. Preferably less, some people have monitors with faster refresh rates than that.

Re: Raindrop: All-in-One Bookmark Manager

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Post by pacifika »

janandonly wrote: post #39

I largely stopped bookmarking stuff altogether, and now simply save a website as a PDF file in a folder structure that is ordered by broad subjects. Works fine for over a decade now. Bonus: on MacOS you can search through stored pdf files very easily.

What about on mobile? Never mind I remembered https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/pdf-search/id1303227688
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