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Now I know there are tons of bookmarking services, each with its own pros/cons. I'm curious to know the services the HN community uses (apart from the built-in
by mlmonge 5y ago
Now I know there are tons of bookmarking services, each with its own pros/cons. I'm curious to know the services the HN community uses (apart from the built-in browser feature). In particular, in response to GB going away. Do share, pls
- MiscIdeaMaker99 5y agoI've found that my web browser works perfectly fine for saving bookmarks, and these days you can even synchronize them between devices, if you choose. I have used Pinboard in the past, and it's nice, but I'd rather just have it all in my browser.
- AndrewDucker 5y agoPinboard. They've had issues in the past, but they seem rock solid nowadays.
- spinax 5y agoI moved to Diigo when delicious died, it does alright even at the free tier (I've never had incentive to use anything but the basic/free bookmarking features). https://www.diigo.com https://www.diigo.com
- reddit_clone 5y agoPocket. Well integrated into FireFox (for good or bad, thats a different discussion). I am also trying a locally running Zotero. But not getting the hang of it yet.
- allarm 5y agoAn org-mode file in Emacs, tagged, synced and version controlled.