To categorise links, you can either add tags, or sort them into collections, which is just another way of saying folders. It's a very good looking app, which makes it easy to save all kinds of content, sort, and categorise it too. Typically, we've used a combination of a read-later service (Pocket) for individual articles, and RSS feeds ( Feedly) to track brings both these features together in a way and allows for a lot of control over how your links are being saved. Secondly, while it's great for saving long articles to read, if you just want to bookmark a collection of pictures that you will need to use for work later, then Pocket isn't the best way to do it. It doesn't handle videos too well, or very consistently, for one thing. Or you could use a read-later service such as Pocket to save the page, which is great, but there are some issues with Pocket.
You could store it as a bookmark in your browser, at which point you have a bookmark hidden away that you are probably never going to open. Or you could just leave the tab open and hope that you come back to it when you have time - which is how you end up with 127 tabs open and your computer barely responding to anything. You could read it right away, but we rarely have the time to read everything that we come across. Think of it like this - what do you do when you come across a great article you haven't read already? Well, there are a few different options available. It can also serve as a replacement for Pocket or Instapaper as your read-it-later service. All this with an interface that’s a lot easier on the eyes than a basic list of bookmarks.
#SMART BOOKMARK SORTER FOR ANDROID#
Raindrop.io - which is available on the Web as a browser extension for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Opera, and via apps for Android and iOS - lets you store your bookmarks and also makes it easier to organise them more efficiently. Secondly, almost every browser barely does the basics when it comes to bookmarks. For starters, even if you sync them across devices, your bookmarks are not accessible outside the browser.
Most of us probably use the built-in bookmarks mangers on our browsers, but they are fairly limiting. Raindrop.io is a beautiful, powerful - but also slightly confusing - bookmark manager.
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