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I've been using Pinboard for bookmarks since before browsers started offering sync. I can create and search those bookmarks in any browser, and since I use mult
by nathan_long 9y ago
I've been using Pinboard for bookmarks since before browsers started offering sync. I can create and search those bookmarks in any browser, and since I use multiple browsers on multile machines, that's handy. My webmail is also accessible from any browser.
Syncing extensions and browsing history is not something I feel I need.
- geekamongus 9y agoPinboard seems to be minimally maintained. I've tried contacting the developer (it is just one guy) and have had no response. A bit concerning, if you ask me.
- scholia 9y agoI have seen him being very responsive to paying customers and his charges are reasonable. However, it seems he did get deluged with delicious users whining at him after he saved that service, and you wouldn't reasonably expect a one-man business to be able to handle that. You could always try tweeting him. He's also on HN.
- geekamongus 9y agoEh, I moved on. I paid for a year, but decided I didn't want to invest too much in a service that seemed more likely to vanish than others.
- jonathankoren 9y agoYou can always try Pocket. It's both mobile and desktop browser base, and supports search and tagging. Oh, and it's and it's built into Firefox now. DISCLOSURE: I work for Mozilla, and Pocket in particular.
- geekamongus 9y agoThanks...since Firefox Quantum blew me away the other day, I have been playing with Pocket. It's actually pretty cool.