Solved Friday poll: How do you save interesting articles for later reading?
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Happy Friday everyone!
When you find some reading material you don't currently have time for, what do you do? Do you add the page to the Reading List or Bookmarks, or do you just keep the tab open ... indefinitely?
Hop over to Vivaldi.net to cast your vote.
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New poll is up on vivaldi.net!
The results of this week's poll are as follows:
42% keep pages with interesting content open in a tab,
39% add the page to the Reading List, and
18% of you bookmark the page. -
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I would like to like Reading List more, but it lacks usability for me, so I use it rarely.
Save to bookmarks or even save as session.
Not voted this time
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Mostly save it in the bookmarks, in reading list only in rare occasions
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I voted reading list but actually I do both reading list and bookmarks. I have specific folder for pages that I know I want to keep longer to refer so they go to bookmarks.
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Normally sites with interesting articles ends in my feeds
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I add to reading lists. I find bookmarks (in general, not Vivaldi specific) too difficult to manage.
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@mathieulefrancois said in Friday poll: How do you save interesting articles for later reading?:
I add to reading lists. I find bookmarks (in general, not Vivaldi specific) too difficult to manage.
if only there was 2-pane bookmarks manager..
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@Stardust oh its definitely a me issue. Bookmarks have never resonated with me
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New poll is up on vivaldi.net!
The results of this week's poll are as follows:
42% keep pages with interesting content open in a tab,
39% add the page to the Reading List, and
18% of you bookmark the page. -
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