If I use Chrome and the sync of bookmarks for that, across devices, why would I use Pinboard?
All these comments have me wanting to try it, but I'm not sure what I get over what I have. Thanks.
All these comments have me wanting to try it, but I'm not sure what I get over what I have. Thanks.
His API is a modified version of Delicious.
You have a built in Notes path that can also store (x) amount of notes.
Your account is as public or private you want it to be. You can make all bookmarks and user page private by default, or you can alter which tags you want to be public, etc. Best of all, nobody is tracking you. You can be an invisible user with a backlog of bookmarks spanning years and you will always have access to them.
Quick disclaimer: I’ve been using Pinboard since 2013-2014, before the new subscription model, and am fortunate enough to have paid an onetime-fee.
I gladly pay the 25/year, the only software product I was ever happier paying for was sublime text.
A highlight for me was the ability to tag bookmarks, search through them, and manage them with bulk editing abilities.
You can search by tag or URL on a standard account.
From a human perspective: 1. Supporting a one-person SaaS (i.e. "the dream")