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I'm not sure about Chrome, as I use Firefox. Sadly Firefox does (for some peculiar reason) not give acceess to the tags on the mobile browser. So I navigate b
by MrDresden 5y ago
I'm not sure about Chrome, as I use Firefox.
Sadly Firefox does (for some peculiar reason) not give acceess to the tags on the mobile browser.
So I navigate by folder hiearchy on mobile;
read > professional > development > android > db for instance.
- exikyut 5y ago> Sadly Firefox does (for some peculiar reason) not give acceess to the tags on the mobile browser. Oh. TIL. That's... a bit of an unexpected shortcoming I wasn't aware of. Hmm... (My Chrome session is big enough that I don't quite have the RAM to play with Firefox, which I was coincidentally last playing with just as the WebExtensions update kicked in and broke my UI setup. Welp.)
- dredmorbius 5y agoMobile Firefox (Fennec) doesn't support tags, but the text descriptions are searchable when entering URLs, so you can key off of those. Effectively full-text-search tagging.