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If you don't care about social aspects, why can you just live with browser sync? (really asking)
by johnx123-up 15y ago
If you don't care about social aspects, why can you just live with browser sync? (really asking)
- mhd 15y agoI do use browser sync, but to be honest, most of what I have there is just some work-related, frequently used items and bookmarlets, i.e. mostly stuff in the bookmark bar. Pinboard/delicious has some vital advantages for me – first, it works across browsers, so whether I'm using Chrome or Firefox, I can still access them. Never mind bookmarking something from an iOS or Android device… Also, the UI for doing that is a lot better, tagging, search etc. Some stuff you bookmark is a simple "read later" or "read on another device" list, but I do it for lot of articles and sites that might come in convenient some vague time in the future.
- zbuc 15y agoThe tagging is really nice for organizing things, and having the date you bookmarked it associated is nice as well. I know I'll sometimes think, "What was that site I looked at last year that had that cool ____?" and it's pretty easy to find if you can just scroll through by date bookmarked.
- johnx123-up 15y agoTo filter by date, Google's web history is better than delicious with heatmap stuffs, IMHO (YMMV)