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I try to cut back on the hard stuff these days - I use OneTab religiously and promise myself I'll 'come back to those tabs at the weekend', but I never do. Curr
by jongold 13y ago
I try to cut back on the hard stuff these days - I use OneTab religiously and promise myself I'll 'come back to those tabs at the weekend', but I never do. Current status: 800+ saved tabs in OneTab.
After getting bored with Kippt I've gone back to bookmarking in Pinboard (wiped my account and trying to start fresh), but again I'm not really going back to things I've saved there. New idea - just radically cutting down the list of things I care about and being realistic about how many 5 page New York Times essays and 20 minute Medium posts I'm going to get around to reading - most of the internet is tldr anyway.
- mattkennedy 13y agoMmm. I guess that's the problem we're exploring. You could save these things to Read Later (or read again, in the case of bookmarking tools), but they'll likely sit un-retrieved. It seems that tabs as a "to read" use-case isn't one we're going to solve, as this is about self discipline. Either control your intake, or few tools such as Pocket as a StumbleUpon from your past self. But managing tabs relating to directed search, or actionable tasks, is an interesting one to explore. We're definitely still in the research phase of this problem, but thanks for weighing in :-).