I'm almost at the point where I should probably go bookmark-free. Inevitably, bookmarks start becoming a micromanagement nightmare. The ability of google to find the site I'm thinking about it is almost on-par with my ability to find it hidden in my bookmarks.
Unsure if you just have an exceptional memory, but I find this to be the opposite for me, to the point where none of the available services do enough for me.
My use-case might be different from yours tho. I do quite a bit of scientific research. Thus I require a vast array of mediums to be able to navigate and store data.
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I'm almost at the point where I should probably go bookmark-free. Inevitably, bookmarks start becoming a micromanagement nightmare. The ability of google to find the site I'm thinking about it is almost on-par with my ability to find it hidden in my bookmarks.
Unsure if you just have an exceptional memory, but I find this to be the opposite for me, to the point where none of the available services do enough for me.
My use-case might be different from yours tho. I do quite a bit of scientific research. Thus I require a vast array of mediums to be able to navigate and store data.
I think this is absolutely the way bookmarking - and browser history - will go. Search is too fast and good now.