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Boogiemarks.net is a free online service with modern way of saving bookmarks
- theoneone 11y agoSmooth user experience, fast UI load. Good job! You could add a feature, take a screenshot of the webpage the user added, just like I did at my bookmark manager ( https://Bookmaz.com https://Bookmaz.com ). Will test /use it more even though I own an identical service ( more of side project I would say)
- imakesoft 11y agoThanks for your feedback. This is a MVP and I have lots of things in my roadmap that I would like to do. My main expertise is in design, so I've not yet been able to do all the things I've wanted. I quickly checked your service. Looks interesting. Maybe we should collaborate and not compete with each other? :)
- Gys 11y agoI did not register but had a look at the page. One thing I like but is not clear from that page: is it possible to add a comment to a link ? I like to add a few words explaining to my future me why a link is added or is important. Does the list also show at which date a bookmark is added ? Is useful for the same reason I think. And filtering on that date ('show only links older then one year') seems useful to me as well. More futuristic: optionally auto tag a link, based on the textual contents or even auto summarize.
- imakesoft 11y agoThanks for your feedback. Idea of the service is to easily save links for later use. There is some hidden tags automatically created when saving a link. ;) You cannot comment a link but you can edit the title or add tags. I use "note" tag for links that I need to check later. It reminds todos 'cos after I've checked the link I remove it. The date saved is shown when editing a link. The architecture is quite flat and everyone needs to find what works for them. I hope you could register and test the service yourself. :)
- based2 11y agoSounds like https://www.wallabag.org/ https://www.wallabag.org/
- imakesoft 11y agoThanks for this. I still think that Boogiemarks is different. I try to really focus on UX and simplicity.