Probably raindrop is the best. I've been using it for years after Delicious was spoilt. And still it never let me down, I always recommend it to edit, organise and manage large collections of bookmarks.
Tun Win Naing
I used del.icio.us a long time ago and now replace it with raindrop.io
Laszlo Varga
Comfortable, easy to use, nice. Synches between my devices.
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Cult of Mac
Raindrop.io is a new bookmarking service for Mac and iOS, and the web, and Android. It lets you save your bookmarks into folders, known as Groups, and those bookmarks are then available from anywhere. The main selling point of Raindrop.io seems to be the slick interface, and the myriad beautiful ways you can arrange the bookmarks therein.
NDTV Gadgets360.com
Raindrop.io is a beautiful, powerful - but also slightly confusing - bookmark manager. Most of us probably use the built-in bookmarks mangers on our browsers, but they are fairly limiting. For starters, even if you sync them across devices, your bookmarks are not accessible outside the browser.
Macstories
Every year in late October, I start putting together a rough list of candidates for my annual 'Must-Have Apps' story, which I've historically published in late December, right before the holiday break.
I will gladly recommend pocket 10x over. It's app was always the first i installed when i changed phones.
Jason Amunwa
It's so simple, it calms my internet reading material FOMO, and reading things from my Pocket is the perfect thing to do whenever I have spare reading time.
Andrei Țiț
If you're like me and have 10+ bookmark folders that get filled up pretty fast (1-2 weeks), I would suggest you use Pocket. You can organize everything under tags and display it in different views (as a list or tiles). You can also mark your favorite ones in case you need to revise them from time to time.
I think it's quite well-known, but anyway, Pocket is one of the apps that is just perfect as it is. I surf a lot of media sources every day and collect many materials like longreads, tutorials or just some funny articles to read when I have a minute. It's really easy to lose or forget them when they're stored somewhere in your notes, and Pocket helps to stru…See more
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Engadget
You'll have a better time when you do want to look. The redesign includes a less cluttered article view, night-friendly app themes (including dark and sepia) as well as new fonts and text layouts to promote extended reading sessions.
Fast Company
The internet today is so cluttered with stories, it's hard to find-and keep track of-the really good stuff. That's where the bookmarking platform Pocket comes in, giving you an easy way to curate articles you want to save or read later, and then providing recommendations based on what people are engaging with most deeply.
Getpocket
Since we launched Pocket in 2007, millions of you have made Pocket your place to hold onto the best of the web and come back to it when you're ready. We've also learned that Pocket's your place to really dive in and absorb things-a welcomed part of your day where you can take in ideas, inspiration, or knowledge in a place that's free from the distractions of…See more
The Verge
Pocket, which lets you save articles and videos to your devices to view later, is rolling out a redesign today with a new emphasis on listening to the items you save. The listen feature, which is powered by a new integration with Amazon's Polly text-to-speech service, is intended to turn your article queue into "a personal podcast that you curate on your own…See more
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