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Wouldn't it be great if the browser could be configured to simply sync this information to a calendar app of your choosing? This way, be it local or an online
by buro9 10y ago
Wouldn't it be great if the browser could be configured to simply sync this information to a calendar app of your choosing?
This way, be it local or an online service like Google Calendar, the data would be under your control and would make sense across computers, and could be viewed in relation to other time-based data.
i.e. if your tweets also ended up in a calendar you could see the tweets that led to a browse, that led to a bookmark, that led to a new tweet. You could later on make sense of your own activities.
If I were at Google, this is what I'd want to work on: How to bring together data to make it useful for the user, rather than just useful as part of a profile for advertisers. History is a lot less scary when it provides the user with the bulk of the value.
- userbinator 10y agoHistory is a lot less scary when it provides the user with the bulk of the value. On the other hand, I'd argue that showing it at that level of detail to the user makes it more scary.