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What benefit does that provide compared to regular browser bookmarks? It doesn't seem to address either of the issues I mentioned.

• WalterBright 7y ago
  1. it's independent of the browser 2. it works with any browser 3. I can move it to any machine and use it 4. It is not transmitted to the browser vendor 5. Being a text file, it is under my control 6. I can back it up 7. I don't need some database manager to access it 8. I can add notes and anything else to the file 9. It's stupid simple
  • duckmysick 7y ago
    What happens when the website itself becomes unavailable?
    • larrywright 7y ago
      For me, this is the problem that Evernote solves - it saves the entire content of the page, images, text, and clickable links.
    • WalterBright 7y ago
      The link stops working.