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> Reason: I had started paying yearly for the archive option and it stopped working and I tried and failed several times to get in contact with support. Same.
by easyThrowaway 2y ago
> Reason: I had started paying yearly for the archive option and it stopped working and I tried and failed several times to get in contact with support.
Same. Archival stopped working, got a bunch of very confrontative replies from the admin and felt it wasn't worth my time to argue with him.
By the way, didn't notice that raindrop.io started offering a permanent library. That's great. I wish ReadKit supported it too. (Pocket permanent library had the very same issue a long time ago, I stopped using it for this reason).
Is there any tool to migrate from pinboard to raindrop while keeping all the tags and permanent pages stored at the time it was saved?
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoIt's a shame there isn't more of an open community around pinboard. Some time ago, I tried to get an answer about a very basic API detail (the format of a token, IIRC) and couldn't get it. I love the site itself, but I've been motivated to move off to my own local system for a while—and I'm slowly doing just that!
- eitland 2y agoGood point but for me, ultimately it wouldn't help. There is something that stopped working on the server side that only the dev (devs?) can fix and my requests kept getting ignored despite the fact that I was a paying customer (both lifetime and later recurring on top).
- eitland 2y ago> Archival stopped working, got a bunch of very confrontative replies from the admin I didn't even get that as far as I could see. > Is there any tool to migrate from pinboard to raindrop while keeping all the tags Yes, it is built in and happens automatically during onboarding if you allow it. > and permanent pages stored at the time it was saved? Not as far as I know. It did try to create new snapshots as it ingested my bookmarks but for many sites it was too late, they were gone.