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I feel like I want a dedicated bookmarking app that integrates with the browser but is distinct from it. That has full "library management" features: nested fol
by nicoburns 2y ago
I feel like I want a dedicated bookmarking app that integrates with the browser but is distinct from it. That has full "library management" features: nested folders AND tags AND something for more temporary storage.
- pizza 2y agoIn theory, you could make it happen with: - a db - a db browser - a {bookmarks,browser,etc}-to-db tool For instance, - sqlite - datasette https://datasette.io/ https://datasette.io/ - pocket-to-sqlite https://datasette.io/tools/pocket-to-sqlite https://datasette.io/tools/pocket-to-sqlite Furthermore, you could integrate e.g. Claude with this, by creating a lightweight model-context-protocol server that lets Claude browse through datasette. You would probably want to throw in a vector db in-between somewhere, so you could get semantic search over bookmarks to work nicely.
- BrenBarn 2y agoZotero can sort of work like this. It's designed as a reference management tool but you can use it to save more or less any web page. It can also save actual snapshots of the page which makes it nice for "really saving" a page in case it disappears (although these days a lot of sites have junk that makes it not work that well). It is a little awkward having it as a separate app though.