However, that's different if what you're doing is bookmarking visual elements. But if that's the case, it's hard to be Pinterest.
However, that's different if what you're doing is bookmarking visual elements. But if that's the case, it's hard to be Pinterest.
We already have the "classic" list view [1], and I have plans to improve it in the future, specially if you're doing text based research.
[1]: https://d17f28g3dsa4vh.cloudfront.net/img/press/list-view.jp...
demo: http://www.steve.org.uk/Software/bookmarks/bookmarks.public/ code: https://github.com/skx/bookmarks.public/
Avoiding the use of a central service was too easy after the most recent cancellation of such a service. But storing them locally under revision control is good
Sometimes I just want to bookmark a textual article, and Pinterest doesn't let me because it doesn't have an image. I have to manually search for any image on Google Image search, save it to my desktop, upload that as my Pin and edit the url to point to the text-only article I wanted to bookmark.
Other times I want to bookmark something with a thumbnail, so Pinterest or this Kippt would be great, while Chrome's bookmarks, pinboard.in, a text file, would not be great.
I want something that supports both, so I could save all my bookmarks in one place and be able to search for "something from 2-3 days ago" regardless whether it had a picture associated with it or not.
Personally, the most important feature of a bookmarking approach for me right now is the ability to see a timeline of things, most recently added first. Filter by tags, search, etc. second.
I've been using it for a few months and my only real disappointment is the lack of an API.