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> Whatever the cause, the end result is the same: I spend a huge amount of time collecting a never-ending stream of links, notes, and thoughts, only to never ac
by visarga 4y ago
> Whatever the cause, the end result is the same: I spend a huge amount of time collecting a never-ending stream of links, notes, and thoughts, only to never actually go back and read them again.
The solution is to save everything unorganised and retrieve with a search engine, preferably hacked into your main search UI, so you always get them on top. Don't make a separate search UI, you won't use it. It has to be hacked into the main UI, probably Google.
I'm wondering why Google, who is a search company and also a browser maker doesn't implement full text search on the browsing history.
- robofanatic 4y ago> I'm wondering why Google, who is a search company and also a browser maker doesn't implement full text search on the browsing history. They do. The search history shows up in the address bar as you type. But sometimes it’s annoying and maybe a privacy issue especially when you are screen sharing with someone.