#Multibrowser bookmark manager archive#
#Multibrowser bookmark manager upgrade#

From the website, youвЂ™ll be able to access and organize them or search through. If that appeals to you, sign up and use the bookmarklet to save pages. IвЂ™m not sure if that kind of service is for me. It wants you to share your bookmarks with your friends. Revisit also pushes the social aspect вЂ“ really hard. But one way it stands out is by saying that the service is free and it will stay free forever. Revisit follows much of the same visual bookmarking functionality of Raindrop.

#Multibrowser bookmark manager upgrade#

If you want to create nested collections, youвЂ™ll need to upgrade to the pro version for $2/month. Organization wise, you can create collections, which is a fancy name for folders. Plus, thereвЂ™s an Inbox feature to dump pages in first and file them later. You can add sites as favorites that can then act as a new tab page. The free version has a lot going for itself. If you onlyВ use your PC running Chrome and your Android phone, this might be a good service for you. ItвЂ™s only available on the web and Android. Its focus is design вЂ“ particularly Material Design. Raindrop is a relatively new player in this field.

Use folders and tags to make the process easier for you. Use it to save websites and pages you need to visit later or take some kind of action on.

This will help you keep your bookmarking system focused. But you should really use a dedicated service like Pocket or Instapaper for it. This is Spillo, a Pinboard client for OS X.ДonвЂ™t confuse bookmarks with read-later: ItвЂ™s really tempting to use a bookmarking service as a read-later one. So just use a particular tag and send the link to any service.

#Multibrowser bookmark manager archive#

And if you go pro, Pinboard will also keep an archive of every single page you save. Thanks to the tags, itвЂ™s really easy to organize and take action on bookmarks. When bookmarking, you can add tags, even type in a description and choose to share it publicly (your Pinboard profile can work as a sort of Twitter profile for bookmarking). Using Pinboard as the backbone for your cross-device bookmark syncing has a couple of benefits. ThereвЂ™s also a really good free Android client. It has some of the most amazing and well designed OS X and iOS apps out there (theyвЂ™re paid of course). But PinboardвЂ™s strength is its amazing library of supported apps and extension. And if youвЂ™re ready to pay $11 a year, you really should consider Pinboard. The first time I really gave Pinboard a shot was when I read about it on The Sweet Setup. And if youвЂ™re ready to up your bookmarks game, IвЂ™ve got some great suggestions for you.