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just for reference found these (none of them are free, at least with the full-search contents option [fsc] ) https://getpocket.com https://getpocket.com (paid
by gepgep 10y ago
just for reference found these (none of them are free, at least with the full-search contents option [fsc] )
https://getpocket.com https://getpocket.com (paid subscription for fsc too pricey)
https://raindrop.io https://raindrop.io (not so sure if smart auto tagging equals to fsc)
http://www.bookmarks.io http://www.bookmarks.io (found it here on hackernews, but you get a server error when you try to subscribe)
https://grabduck.com/welcome https://grabduck.com/welcome (free fsc for <400 bookmarks but normal subscription not yet available / also weird design elements)
http://historio.us http://historio.us (cheap!)
https://pinboard.in https://pinboard.in (cheap!)
Last two options seem decent but do not support searching to other people's libraries with similar content..
Searching through the internets (quora etc) kifi was the best option for free fsc and on top of that it had so easy interface ;<<
Also some bookmarking apps through firefox/chrome extensions exist mentioning fsc support, but i mainly use opera browser
anything else?
- gepgep 10y agoUpdate: i was told that the default bookmark manager of chrome sometime during 2015 rolled out a fsc option.. I gave it a shot and after importing my links from kifi to chrome, unfortunately there is no comparison. Search results are mostly by matching keywords in url titles / no wonder they were acquired