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Ask HN: How do you keep track of the interesting things you find on HN?
- tomjen3 7y agoIf it is a blog that I care about, then I add its rss feed. If it is something else, then I either add it to pocket to read later or store a bookmark in my browser, because I like to pretend it is 1993.
- david_frier 7y agoI don't, very much. Mostly I read, and move on. Once in a while, I find something longer which I really want to read later. I save those to InstaPaper.
- hackerm0nkey 7y agobut shouldn't you? At this very moment I vaguely remembered that I came across an offline reader of web pages, but for the life of me I can't remember where I found that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- hackerm0nkey 7y agofound it, luckily I had parked a web page that linked to it https://getpolarized.io/ https://getpolarized.io/
- rajeshmr 7y agoPocket + tags
- houssem_fat 7y agoI think that https://notion.so https://notion.so worth a try.
- digital_voodoo 7y agoPocket for me too. Wish I could use Notion for this (I use it for many other things), hope they release their Firefox extension soon.
- hackerm0nkey 7y agoMore like blog posts, articles, links, etc.. I've tried few things in the past from plain browser bookmarking to buku or even just a plain text markdowns. But nothing seems to be a perfect fit to the problem. Interested to see what other people do and use.
- aurizon 7y agoI grab them with a control-D to a collection I call Alpha. When I have a little time, I right click Alpha and 'open all', which opens them all in tabs. I then view them one at a time, going incognito for some paywalls, and failing to see some paywalls. Those I want, remain in Alpha, others I delete from Alpha. If a site is paywalled and I am able to find a way to defeat the paywall and like it, I keep it. Currently Alpha is at 43, when I get to 50 that I want to keep, I will start a 'beta'. When I have idle time I browse and hop skip and jump until I fall into the arms of Lethe.....
- petee 7y agoThe 'favorite' button that is on every post? I assumed thats why its there
- qq997357485 7y ago中国如何进入美国的论坛？
- kasey_junk 7y agoPinboard.in
- buboard 7y agoI use a small bookmarking site i made for saving links quickly. It filters by domain / date / tags, plus i use it to keep notes on links. It also tracks the referer which is handy to remember where i found the link (if available; google search and HN do not allow that though). It also saves an archived copy of the page for future reference. The site is https://pinplz.com/ https://pinplz.com/
- kirubakaran 7y agoI use https://histre.com/ https://histre.com/ to take notes and tag. I've been working on Histre and it aims to be your internet copilot, helping you with painless, seamless knowledge management and other things. One example use-case is, vacation planning. My gf used to use a spreadsheet to research and shortlist AirBnBs. It was painful. We're off to Portugal in a few days and she used Histre to plan the whole thing. She took notes and tagged AirBnB listings right from their website and filtered it on Histre. She's ecstatic ;-) I'd love to hear from you (k@histre.com) and I'll build any features that'll help you.
- tomjen3 7y agoI am confused by what exactly it is that you are trying to do. It kinda sounds like I should upload my internet history to you and then I can tag it? Or do I search through your site?
- kirubakaran 7y agoThanks for checking it out and giving me feedback. I definitely need to improve how I describe it. Right now it does: 1. Improved history (tree style, time spent, dedupe) 2. Improved bookmarks + notes + tags; that is, you can go to any website and take notes and type #tags in your notes. When you go to https://histre.com/notes/ https://histre.com/notes/ you'll see all your notes. You can filter by tags, search etc. 3. Low Friction Publishing : when you take notes as described above, you can add #pub and the note will be published and be available on your public page. Here are some notes other members have published: https://histre.com/pub/all/ https://histre.com/pub/all/ You'll soon be able to share with just your team, and see only relevant notes/bookmarks from others in the topics that interest you. I'll also send this to you by email so that you get notified. Please let me know what you think. Thanks!
- welder 7y agoI use it, thanks for building it! I like being able to take notes and tag pages without having to find a folder in the tree of Chrome bookmarks.