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Haha, you should see my bookmarks... no less than 10,000 right now (probably more) and I export and clean them every 6 months. The thing is they are all quality
by dm2 13y ago
Haha, you should see my bookmarks... no less than 10,000 right now (probably more) and I export and clean them every 6 months. The thing is they are all quality sites or pages and interesting information that I would like to read or will need sometime soon. I've tried all of the major bookmarking sites and have even planned on rolling my own a couple of times (didn't have enough time to build it out though).
500 tabs is probably an exaggeration, but unless I recently restarted my computer or Chrome so it will update I always have over 100 open.
Does anyone know of an open-source bookmark manager that can be self-hosted? The bookmarklet is easy to create and archiving a copy of the site would be a really nice feature (but not required). There are also several scripts to pull out summaries or body text from pages, but those could always be processed later.
- merrua 13y agoI'd recommend just adding them to an email to yourself or a textfile. Its low tech but more durable than most methods.
- dm2 13y agoYeah, that's a good idea. I'd like to eventually import all the bookmarks into some kind of bookmark manager once I figure out the best way to handle it. The XML files that Chrome creates when you export them are a very nice storage format for processing later.
- iambateman 13y agoThe first step is admitting you have a problem. ;)
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