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It's really strange how bookmarking capability has regressed. I was using seamonkey for a long time just because it had bookmark folders. RSS sorta kinda achiev
by t-3 4y ago
It's really strange how bookmarking capability has regressed. I was using seamonkey for a long time just because it had bookmark folders. RSS sorta kinda achieves the same effect. Qutebrowser sessions and quickmarks are nice, but not quite the same level of ease.
- weikju 4y agoI've noticed that a lot of people I know, even people who work in IT, have regressed on this point - they do not know how to use bookmarks, they just search for something and hope they land on the right page, and if they can't find it they ask someone else to send them a link... The regression of bookmarks in browser is probably partly related to this regression in user behavior (and associated telemetry)
- BuckRogers 4y agoI suspect this is Google’s influence through Chromium. They want us searching again, not saving. Some pages are difficult to find again as time goes on though, so I’m a heavy bookmark user myself. I used Firefox for 20 years and it’s better for bookmarks. Edge is only acceptable at best. My time resisting Chromium was over though. Time to give up that hill for me.
- midoridensha 4y agoIt's interesting how many different things in desktop computing have regressed over the last 20-something years. It's not just bookmarks.