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The experience I had using pinboard was very similar to what I have using Chrome and Firefox Bookmakers. As I said, I still have saved pages I used in 1996, I h
by vit05 9y ago
The experience I had using pinboard was very similar to what I have using Chrome and Firefox Bookmakers. As I said, I still have saved pages I used in 1996, I have never had an experience of losing everything. So, the only advantage would be the rankings and the tags trends.
- eridius 9y agoWell, and being able to get at your bookmarks from anywhere, and being able to attach searchable descriptions/tags to the bookmarks so you can find it even if the page title or URL isn't memorable.
- icebraining 9y agoFirefox bookmarks support tags, keywords and descriptions. Plus it syncs (encrypted end-to-end), so you can get them anywhere if you can use Firefox from that place.
- eridius 9y agoI didn't realize any browser's built-in bookmarks supported tags and descriptions. That's neat.
- kijin 9y agoI use both browser bookmarks (Firefox) and Pinboard. I think they're complementary rather than one being a replacement for the other. I use browser bookmarks for pages I visit often or intend to return to fairly soon. I use Pinboard for long-term archival where link rot is a real concern.