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Actually I try to keep a tab-zero & inbox-zero approach. I keep the working items in a bookmark folder.
by diminish 6y ago
Actually I try to keep a tab-zero & inbox-zero approach. I keep the working items in a bookmark folder.
- apostacy 6y agoYeah I usually have no open tabs at the end of a session. The point is that with the right tools, you can bulk capture the essence of what you were browsing without letting clutter accumulate.
- pjc50 6y agoWhat is "the end of a session?" The web is a continuous presence.
- awiesenhofer 6y agoSounds like a great approach, can you tell us more about it? Do you have subfolders? Do you move or delete bookmarks when you are "done" with them? Would love some details. Thank you for the inspiration!
- diminish 6y agoIn the bookmarks toolbar (of Firefox) - I keep a few folders: - 0: Personal Links I must check every day; for example HN, Reddit and other accounts - 1: Links I need every day for my work, like Slack - !: Links which require immediate action (TODOs) - W: Any links I actively follow - those are actually tabs. Under that, I keep folders for different issue topics. Also I use the emacs org mode to keep a list of TODO links.