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To bookmark hoarders: do not forget to take a look and read your saved bookmarks (pawb.social)

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You saved it so you can read it later right?

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[–] Undaunted@discuss.tchncs.de 4 points 1 week ago

I rarely use bookmarks, if I want to read something later, like articles or whatever. I use them for pages I need to visit frequently. If I want to save something to read it later, I used Omnivore in the past but they're shutting down unfortunately.

I moved to Wallabag now and I'm happy so far. The UI is less polished than the one from Omnivore, but it works well.

The good thing about those tools is, that they save a snapshot of the site at the time you're viewing it, so if it's removed in the future, you still have it. You can also export it to PDF (and other formats, I think) and it integrates with Obsidian, that I use to offload stuff from my brain.