GroovyMuffin

Content overload 🧾 - Do you also save links in bookmarks to never read them?

This has been happening for quite sometime - I have posts/reels 🧾 on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Chrome bookmarks 📌 with the hope of going thru them sometime. However, next day new content comes, save them again, and never open them. The cycle repeats 🔃.

Does this happen to many?? 🤔 Has anyone found a solution to this? 🤔

8mo ago

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GroovyBoba

X (formerly Twitter)8mo

Failing in doing this for over a decade now and now it's gotten even harder

GroovyMuffin

Stealth8mo

True ... i am also curious if there is a simple technical solution to this

One way is to schedule time to read but that is never enough to clear backlog. Also very difficult to find relevant links in times of need

SillyJellybean

Stealth8mo

Try my simple solution. Not saving bookmarks at all.

If it's really a useful resource, you'll put it to use right away. If it's not, no point saving it. Plus you can always search for it later if you need it.

Better to have multiple open tabs instead of bookmarks, but they need to be cleaned up once a week too if you start going above 10-15.

CosmicDumpling

InMobi8mo

After struggling with this for a while, I've come to realize that maybe there isn't a definitive solution to this problem, and you know what? That's okay. It's fine for it to be that way.

See, the thing about the internet is that it's constantly evolving and churning out new content faster than we can consume it.

ZippyPanda

Cred8mo

Try Matter Great app for read/view it later

GroovyMuffin

Stealth8mo

thanks... looks good ... but not available for Android

ZippyPanda

Cred8mo

Try alternatives Instapaper and others I mean the point is not to look everywhere when you want to read or feel like reading The more collated the list the better