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I've been using Raindrop.io for a few months as a bookmarking service, and it's wonderful to use. It's similar to Pocket, but provides much more flexibility.
by jdlyga 6y ago
I've been using Raindrop.io for a few months as a bookmarking service, and it's wonderful to use. It's similar to Pocket, but provides much more flexibility. Plus, the mini-app extension is great.
- balladeer 6y agoDo the clients encrypt data before sending to the servers (clients are open source though but it's react so I wouldn't have understood anyway) - are they e2ee?
- omniscient_oce 6y agoI've been building something similar to OP's for my own personal use lately. At the moment I use Raindrop.io as well but the main thing I don't like is (I think because it is a webapp?) switching folders can be very slow, perhaps because it doesn't seem to cache results? Other than it is an awesome product
- dmje 6y agoFantastic recommendation, thanks :-) Have been using a combination of Pocket for "read later" and pinboard.in for bookmarks - but looks like Raindrop will do both in one place...
- Sherl 6y agoWhy not Pocket for everything? I have used pocket of over eight years and I no longer organize. I just search when I need it or just browse through on a random Sunday. Seriously Pocket have been great and flawless in every possible integration.
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