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I have this same issue. I usually save things in a "to read" bookmark folder that gets synced across devices, or leave them in open tabs that are accessible ac
by derbOac 3y ago
I have this same issue.
I usually save things in a "to read" bookmark folder that gets synced across devices, or leave them in open tabs that are accessible across devices in Firefox. If I don't read them after awhile I just remove them.
The most effective thing to get me to read them is to share them with friends but that's obviously not always possible.
A friend of mine had an email she wrote to herself and saved as a draft that she just added to, which seemed clever to me although I've never tried it.
Maybe an eink note writer and ebook reader would work for you?
I forgot about Instapaper, which seems appealing to me although I gravitate more to simple DYI solutions for this type of issue.
- aneeqdhk 3y agoWill give eink a try, haven't tried that out yet. Any devices you recommend?
- derbOac 3y agoI think I was thinking of the reMarkable 2 tablet somewhat when I wrote that but I was thinking more in general. I know Kobo also has a new eink reader that's supposed to be good for note taking.