I'm definitely going to give it a try, although as a Firefox user the workflow is going to be a bit less nice.
EDIT: just tried it, it's very nice. Right now, the UI makes it a bit better than just using in SingleFiles, but not enough to justify $50.
However, if this would become a way to fully manage my Firefox bookmarks, I would pay for this, in the spirit of https://www.bitecode.dev/p/i-checked-if-browsers-could-cache.
Right now, the UI to manage the bookmarks sucks. Plus there is no way to:
- save their content for offline reading - search their content
This means it's are very hard to get value out of them.
Right-click on the webpage > select Singlefile > choose "Batch save URLs".
Using this method, I have converted hundreds of my bookmarks into html files.
I also think that Hamsterbase is not worth $60, so I offered a free trial. Only after it is released on iOS and Android will I consider charging.
FYI - your Obsidian and Logseq links on the honmepage are swapped.
I'm definitely going to give it a try, although as a Firefox user the workflow is going to be a bit less nice.
EDIT: just tried it, it's very nice. Right now, the UI makes it a bit better than just using in SingleFiles, but not enough to justify $50.
However, if this would become a way to fully manage my Firefox bookmarks, I would pay for this, in the spirit of https://www.bitecode.dev/p/i-checked-if-browsers-could-cache.
Right now, the UI to manage the bookmarks sucks. Plus there is no way to:
- save their content for offline reading - search their content
This means it's are very hard to get value out of them.