In 2006, after years of saving bookmarks in the browser, I started using an online bookmarking service.
I was tired of opening up one of the three browsers I used, only to remember the bookmarks I saved were in another browser.
An online bookmarking service meant I wouldn’t need to use one specific browser, which was one of my goals.
As well as being better able to tag, organize, and collect my bookmarks.
Continue reading Moving to a New Online Bookmarking Service: RainDrop.io
As I was reading my Twitter stream this morning, Nathan Smith’s tweet caught my attention.
Oh, right. I forgot that Pinboard allows for searching one’s own fav’d tweets. Duh. Problem solved. Still wish Twitter did that itself. 🙂
— Nathan Smith (@nathansmith) June 26, 2017
I agree, Nathan. It makes no sense that Twitter doesn’t allow you to search your favorited, what are now called “Liked,” tweets. Continue reading How to Use Pinboard to Search Your Twitter Likes