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Bookmarks and saves have become like snooze buttons
I often find myself lacking the energy to read, watch or listen to something potentially valuable - but looks like bookmarking has become a habit to indefinitely put something off vs. actually revisiting it.
Is it just me?
- hn8305823 3y agoSame thing with people who keep 100+ tabs open on their browser. I can't imagine not closing browser/dumping all cookies and state at least once per day.
- PaulHoule 3y agoI close most of my tabs every 15 minutes or so. If I need to find a window I just closed, I look in my history. Browser history seems to be the best kept secret. I do have a smart RSS reader YOShInOn which lets me favorite articles, I definitely do look at my last few days of favorites regularly when I am looking for articles to submit on HN and elsewhere but it’s true that I hardly ever look at older favorites. Still I’ve got the ambition of being always able to back up the outrageous-sounding things I remember reading about when I write comments online with citations.
- devonnull 3y agoOr those who stuff everything into a read-it-later app or so-called second brain tool in the hope that they'll get to all (or just some) of it "one day". That day rarely, if ever, comes.
- Kalpeshbhalekar 3y agoIsn't there a tool to manage bookmarks? Categorie them, maybe set reminders?
- Inshpro 3y agoI use Cubox to save all my bookmarks. It’s a very easy to use tool, with article parsing so you never lost your collections even if they are banned. You can even annotate on the readings and share to friends. I set up folders and tags to distinguish all my collections. Highly recommend.
- Kalpeshbhalekar 3y agoGreat timing! Check this tool out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36942308 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36942308 https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden