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Re:Why Mozilla Matters by robotmay on Friday February 15, 2013 @07:49AM (#5225865)
It's honestly out of laziness. I mostly just keep opening tabs and can't be arsed to go back through them and decide which ones to keep.

I've tried using all manner of sites like Pinboard, but none of them work as I like. I want a one-click bookmark button where I don't have to tag anything. Maybe I should finally get around to building the bookmarking app I really want.

Re:Why Mozilla Matters by takluyver on Friday February 15, 2013 @08:09AM (#5225934)
I'm trying Pocket for a similar reason. It adds a little icon by the bookmark icon. There's no tagging or anything required, the things I save go into a private queue 'in the cloud', and it even syncs to my phone.
Re:Why Mozilla Matters by robotmay on Friday February 15, 2013 @08:14AM (#5225950)
I can't remember why I stopped using Pocket. I really need to write down reasons why I stop using software/libraries etc; there always comes a time when I need to justify it and I can never remember the reason :D
Re:Why Mozilla Matters by ryanricard on Friday February 15, 2013 @02:19PM (#5227918)
I use http://historio.us/ for that. One-click bookmarklet, all my links are indexed so I can full-text search for them later.
Re:Why Mozilla Matters by nathan_long on Friday February 15, 2013 @03:32PM (#5228439)
>> I want a one-click bookmark button where I don't have to tag anything.

Pinboard has several different bookmarklets you can use. One of them is a single-click one that tags the page as "read later".

Re:Why Mozilla Matters by Shorel on Friday February 15, 2013 @11:04AM (#5226790)
I do use Instapaper for that.

With some one-click extension.