#Assign hotkey to pocket list in firefox how to
#Assign hotkey to pocket list in firefox windows

#Assign hotkey to pocket list in firefox windows

That's kind of the same but session manager allows you to save tabs from open windows or just this window or that one and doesn't add them to an ever increasing list of bookmarks. If I didn't use evernote I would probably use MS OneNote as I've heard great things about it and once again it's pretty ubiquitous.

#Assign hotkey to pocket list in firefox how to

I feel that whatever your doing you should use the simplest app available for what you need (this thought came through minimalism and reflection) as any app you chose requires time invested to learn how to use it, let alone migrating archived or current projects/tasks.Д®vernote is searchable and holds everything I need and it works across all platforms/devices/browsers. I've debated switching to more robust to-do lists like tick-tick and todist but I work from home and I don't collaborate with others and I don't have the need to multi-level project management or nested lists or anything so I just stay with simple. I use Habit bull and Habitica for habits I'm building. I use Google Keep as my main notepad/scribble pad/to-do list app. It can be a pain but I've been using them for years without paying a dime so I really can't bitch. They charge for having more than 2 devices at the same time but at any time you can switch which two devices you have current in your account. I don't know what you mean by not having internet acces/paying for it. I use evernote as my main 'research/brainstorming' app. I also used xmarks for syncing but they just shut down May 1st so I'm back to using chrome to sync my bookmarks and spent a good 3 hours cleaning out bookmarks and saving it as an HTML to upload to all my other devices in dropbox/drive

Not sure if there's a parallel for firefox but there might be. The best part is it takes snap shots so when I lose power or if I have a crash chances are it's saved all my open tabs, even if I have several chrome windows open. It allows me to save them and close them all out. I use it when I have a ton of tabs open on a subject that I don't want to go through at the moment. It saves all your open tabs (or what ever tabs you select) into a session. I have an add-on for chrome called 'session manager' that works wonders. Thanks for any and all help, I really appreciate it. I do really like how easy it seems to be to clip from the web and how it displays what you have saved as more than just a URL or a bookmark. Ideally, I would love some app or tool where I could save my research articles in one folder, books to read in another, budget/receipts in another, etc but display them as more than a URL or file names (as usually that doesn't tell me enough about what it is).ДЇrom googling this and looking around, Evernote seems to be the most recommended option but it seems that you have to pay to access it if you don't have an internet connection- because of this, I don't know if it would work for me and I would also like something more minimalist in design. Just bookmarking everything I want to keep to Firefox isn't working for me. I'm just finding it very difficult and overwhelming right now to go through the tabs one by one because I want to be able to easily refer to them later or group them together. I know once I deal with the tabs and notes I have now and have a good minimalist organizing system in place, the clutter won't come back. I also make lots of sticky notes to save things like quotes, to-do lists/reminders, etc. My problem is that I tend to open dozens upon dozens of tabs that I need or am interested in. I have been working on trying to minimize the clutter on my laptop (PC) and cell phone (iPhone). I posted this in r/productivity, but I am hoping it's okay to ask this subreddit as well: