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Generally I only bookmark stuff that's going to be useful to me at a later date. What I'd really like is for the bookmark to also cache the page locally so tha
by kule 14y ago
Generally I only bookmark stuff that's going to be useful to me at a later date.
What I'd really like is for the bookmark to also cache the page locally so that even if I click the bookmark at a later date and the site has gone I can still read what was on the page.
- skymt 14y agoHave you seen Historious? http://historio.us/ http://historio.us/
- StavrosK 14y agoWoohoo, I made that. Have a free premium month as a thanks for the recommendation (what's your username)?
- corin_ 14y agoI'm a paying user of yours so I don't have any specific problem with you or historious, but I don't like that you're offering a free month here. I'm sure it won't really have any impact, but in theory by rewarding people who say "have you tried <product>" in a HN comment you're incentivising people to make those comments, essentially offering people the chance to use a referrals scheme without it going through referral links.
- StavrosK 14y agoThat's true generally, although it doesn't really apply in this case. I don't usually give free months to people who mention historious, I was just happy to see a mention and gave a freebie. Arguably, the free bookmarks you get through referrals are more useful, since they don't expire...
- sparkie 14y agohttp://www.zotero.org/ http://www.zotero.org/ can do this. It can make a snapshot of the page, and also a copy of all attachments on it (especially useful for pdfs, images etc.)
- ejaury 14y agoBoth Clipboard and Pocket can do that. Pocket is my personal favorite as it's available on all devices that I own: http://getpocket.com/ http://getpocket.com/ https://clipboard.com/ https://clipboard.com/