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> I don't even want a bookmark manager built-in No bookmarks? You mean one would have to type in every website address you want to go to? It's so much easier
by babuskov 10y ago
> I don't even want a bookmark manager built-in
No bookmarks? You mean one would have to type in every website address you want to go to?
It's so much easier to click on bookmark in the list, and with today's wide monitors, horizontal space is wasted anyway so I keep the bookmark sidebar open all the time.
- Veen 10y agoI haven't used built-in bookmarks for years. If I really want to bookmark something, it goes in Pocket or Pinboard. Browser history search via the address bar is much faster than searching through bookmark folders for a particular page. Even nicer with Vimium where I can just hit "o" and search for what I want. For everything else, I just Google.
- JadeNB 10y ago> Browser history search via the address bar is much faster than searching through bookmark folders for a particular page. History wasn't part of jasonkostempski's specification (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12442292 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12442292), though, which just brings back to the central point: when you try to build a browser with the absolute minimum set of features required, you'll find that everyone's minimum set of features is different.