Fullread

Posted: February 28th, 2008

Fullread is a simple tool that helps you organize your online readings.

The way I use it: “web readings queue
While I read my feeds I often click on links that open in new tabs and keep reading my feeds. When I’m done with the feeds, I start browsing the tabs that I opened. Often I don’t have time or patience to read them all so instead of having 30 or so tabs open in firefox at any given time, I simply add them to Fullread and when I have the time/patience I open my fullread queue page (fullread/lrei) and read the some pages, marking them for archival (sort of like when you archive mail in gmail). All my bookmarks in fullread are marked private so only I can see them.

In the future I also plan to use it as a full History of my web readings instead of just a Queue.

And yes I know fullread launched a while ago but I only got around to using it a while ago.

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