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Ask HN: Whats the best service for storing links for personal use?
I dont want to share the links. I read about 20-30 articles/blog posts a day and when i find something interesting i would like to store that link somewhere. Additionally since the more i use the service the more data i will have, i would like the link repository to be easily searchable. Whats my best bet for this?
Also i read articles over multiple machines and devices.
- cemetric 16y agoI'm using http://springpadit.com http://springpadit.com for this now, you can make categories add urls and attach notes to them. But it has much more features of course (works on Android, Apple, Windows,...) I very much like it (not affiliated at all)
- sid6376 16y agoThanks. This however sounds more like a note taking app than just something which stores links. This sounds a lot like Microsoft Onenote. Given that i have a windows phone and office, maybe i should try that.
- jonah 16y agoXmarks?
- dsl 16y agoOut of business. It was sold to LastPass for pennies and is on life support.
- minalecs 16y agogoogle bookmarks and springpadit.com
- revorad 16y agohttp://pinboard.in/ http://pinboard.in/ http://historio.us/ http://historio.us/ http://www.instapaper.com/ http://www.instapaper.com/
- dsl 16y agohttp://pinboard.in/ http://pinboard.in/
- freddy 16y agoI have just created something called Tinge. You can check it out at http://tinge.me http://tinge.me to allow you to store links and just random things privately. While you're there would love some feedback.
- sid6376 16y agoSure will check it out and let you know.
- cancelbubble 16y agoSince you don't want to share links, instead of relying on a 3rd party, why not use Firefox 4 and take advantage of the syncing feature?
- mdoyle 16y agohttp://www.favilous.com http://www.favilous.com