Raindrop.io
Reddit take
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Pros
- The great strength of Raindrop is that it's easily automatable - I sync all my X bookmarks, my Reddit saves, and my RSS stars there, and then I process them during my monitoring/research sessions
- I find Obsidian painful for managing bookmarks. Raindrop suits my needs wonderfully.
- I use the raindrop "add to unsorted" action from the share sheet 99% of the time, compared to web clipper needing like 5 additional steps to save a rich link on mobile. So raindrop wins for me, for now.
- My top 5 : raindrop.io, Clop, Bitwarden, Owly, Loom.
- A lot of people here use raindrop.io as a bookmark manager alongside obsidian.
Cons
- We keep downloading apps like Notion, Raindrop, or mymind to solve our bookmark chaos. Six months later, our digital filing cabinets are just as messy as before.
- I have noticed it stays pretty compact, which makes it perfect for occasional trimming. Wet soil and a cold windowsill in winter are definitely a deadly combo for it.
- It’s a picky plant and I nearly killed it when it was younger. It barely has any roots, so I’ve kept it in a small terracotta pot. Seems to like moist but not wet soil, so bottom watering has worked best.
Sentiment
7 positive (70%) · 2 mixed (20%) · 1 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +59% · raw score 60%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
The great strength of Raindrop is that it's easily automatable - I sync all my X bookmarks, my Reddit saves, and my RSS stars there, and then I process them during my monitoring/research sessions
I find Obsidian painful for managing bookmarks. Raindrop suits my needs wonderfully.
I use the raindrop "add to unsorted" action from the share sheet 99% of the time, compared to web clipper needing like 5 additional steps to save a rich link on mobile. So raindrop wins for me, for now.
We keep downloading apps like Notion, Raindrop, or mymind to solve our bookmark chaos. Six months later, our digital filing cabinets are just as messy as before.
My top 5 : raindrop.io, Clop, Bitwarden, Owly, Loom.
A lot of people here use raindrop.io as a bookmark manager alongside obsidian.
I have noticed it stays pretty compact, which makes it perfect for occasional trimming. Wet soil and a cold windowsill in winter are definitely a deadly combo for it.
Agreed! It’s a fairly thirsty peperomia and does like to be decently moist. I really like making really bushy propagations by doing leaf cuttings. I also keep mine on a heat mat bc my apartment is cold and it seems to love it!
It’s a picky plant and I nearly killed it when it was younger. It barely has any roots, so I’ve kept it in a small terracotta pot. Seems to like moist but not wet soil, so bottom watering has worked best.
For my case, I have automations setup from raindrop.io (bookmark manager) to a given db. I still use Apple notes as my go-to quick note on mobile and then I add that into where the note belongs within my Notion system.
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