For surfacing news, it’s terrible. It’s useful for saving articles in a way that doesn’t clutter up your bookmarks. Bonus is that unlike bookmarks it has automatic tags that make saved articles you vaguely remember easier to find.
Using this chance to vent: it’s wild what Chrome or Mozilla will choose as the search term when brining up your bookmarked pages. It will consider a guitar pick website I visited in 2019, but not a site I bookmarked a week or two ago, and only based on some random keyword unrelated to the site in general.
It’s been LinkedIn style
shit for years and it’s the worst side of Firefox.
For surfacing news, it’s terrible. It’s useful for saving articles in a way that doesn’t clutter up your bookmarks. Bonus is that unlike bookmarks it has automatic tags that make saved articles you vaguely remember easier to find.
Omnivore is so much better as a general bookmarking service tho. Plus, it’s open source
Using this chance to vent: it’s wild what Chrome or Mozilla will choose as the search term when brining up your bookmarked pages. It will consider a guitar pick website I visited in 2019, but not a site I bookmarked a week or two ago, and only based on some random keyword unrelated to the site in general.