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the only bookmarks i actually revisit with regularity are webpages that have some kind of tool on them (e.g. a BPM counter, a javascript minifier, etc). otherw
by alphabet9000 4y ago
the only bookmarks i actually revisit with regularity are webpages that have some kind of tool on them (e.g. a BPM counter, a javascript minifier, etc).
otherwise, the rest of my bookmarks end up being generated when i'm on some random site, see something interesting on the page, think wow this is really great let me bookmark it, press Ctrl+D, and then never go back to the site ever again. which isn't all that bad.. there's something nice about the feeling of just seeing all of the titles of those sites (and remembering when you found all of those URLs) when you click the bookmark menu, and all of the titles show up. it feels lived-in, like an old house with history.
at some point, i decided an even better way of capturing bookmark-able moments was instead to take screenshots of something specific on the page, and collect them somewhere else, like on a blog. i dont need to go back to the actual page via a bookmark, because the image is enough.
for example, here's where i collect curious and/or spam-like findings, in lieu of a bookmark: https://jollo.org/LNT/bb/effexor1for1dogs/ https://jollo.org/LNT/bb/effexor1for1dogs/
- douge1 4y agoYea, I can see that, taking a screen capture, at one point, I was recording my daily work activities (when I was a entrepreneur) to be able to back to, I rarely went back to them, but something about possession of being able to go back and check on something I did.