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Ever find yourself with just enough spare time to pop in to the Bakery, see what's new, and then have to leave without getting a chance to check out some of the neat new titles? I have. And it irritates me when I come back later and can't remember which ones I'd wanted to look at, and they're no longer
showing
on the overview. Or when I post a totally deletion-worthy posting with full intention of deleting shortly, and forgetting to delete it later. Then I stumble upon it weeks later and feel like a total ass.
So what I think would be nice is a flagging system which allows you to right-click (or control click for evil Mac users) an idea title, which adds the title to a list in the upper right-hand corner of the overview. Sort of a Halfbaker's to-do list.
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Firefox plugin: Read This Page Later
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Open the interesting ones in new tabs, bookmark all tabs to a new folder. |
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Hm... the first may be an option, but requires firefox. Not my
preferred browser. The second is too labor intensive. |
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Although not as quick as a toggle flag, you could keep a "Watchlist" filter containing a list of "idea names" and add names to it whenever you want to view them later. But the whole labor intensity thing... |
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Add idea page to favotites.
Read later.
Delete from favorites after. |
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// The second is too labor intensive. //
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What? One click to open each new link, then select "Bookmark All Tabs", straight into a folder? How could it be any less labour intensive without digital telepathy? |
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