Visually see all of your bookmarks just by hovering over them.
I horde! I confess! I am a total information horder. Don’t get me wrong I’m a bit of a clean freak. I also have no problem getting rid of stuff. I took apart a computer cart today & packed it up so I could donate it rather than let it take its chances by the dumpster. I do have a problem with information. Books are my downfall. I adore books of every kind. Great story, bio, tutorial… bring it! I categorize & then alphabetize by author. I even keep track of authors & books I have by them via index card. My own lil version of the Dewey Decimal system.
I am the same way about the Internet. I find sites that I love the content on & bookmark them. I am very organized, I rarely let a bookmark into the wild random unsorted bookmark area. I have folders and sub folders. Every time I save a page to bookmarks I either send it to a previous category or create a new one. You would think this was a good system of organization.
Good luck finding the website where you learned about XYZ 4 weeks ago! I spent way too much time clicking on bookmark after bookmark when my futile efforts to recreate my previous search that found me the info in the first place is a waste of effort. The info basically was irretrievable. This is despite my best efforts to organize it into “easy to access” categories.
The Firefox plugin Bookmark Preview has changed my world. No longer do I have click on each and every bookmarked link I have. The BookMark Preview skips that step. All you have to do is hover your mouse over each link and a screenshot preview of the website will be shown. For me this is invaluable because I more often then not forget where I got an idea at. Now I can just hit “Ctrl+Shift+B” & I’m in the Firefox book mark library where I can see screenshots of every bookmark I have. Simple & efficient.
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Thanks for this post. I definitely agree with what you are saying. I have been talking about this subject a lot lately with my father so hopefully this will get him to see my point of view. Fingers crossed!
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Merry Christmas!
Thanks! You too & have a wonderful New Year as well