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Originally Posted by helgi  I was wondering if anyone had advice to give regarding browser bookmarks?
If I'm to pin-point what my problem is, I think it's just that I lack a system with clear categorization, and a way of dealing with bookmarks I haven't visited in a while but don't feel like I can delete outright. Or maybe even a way of clarifying my reasons behind bookmarking something in the first place.
When I add a bookmark, I tend to stick it in a folder I call 'current' that has sub-folders like 'reading,' 'audio/video' etc., that I keep alongside the more clearly categorized ones. The reason I do this is because I don't want to lose them in the piles of stuff I have in the others.
Maybe some GTD related system? |
I share your opinion about the paradigm of browser bookmarking system. Recently I came across a program for bookmarking, called
Alivebookmark. I found out it was the first program like that in its category. It is multifunctional, lets you to bookmark any part of any webpage, you can create a tabloid with your bookmarks, print them out, and when there are changes on the sites you bookmarked the program will let you now immediately. It's really an optimal solution after all the browser bookmarking mess.