
Memex
Search, Annotate and Organize what you've read online.
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Bookmark Manager
- Read It Later Tool
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Vivaldi Browser
- Google Chrome
- Brave
- Firefox
What is Memex?
A privacy focused browser extension to eliminate time spent bookmarking, re-googling or copy-pasting notes into scattered docs. Full-text search your web history and bookmarks Annotate Websites Tag, bookmark and sort pages into full-text searchable collections Import your existing history and bookmarks from any bookmarking service ? ?30s to get started. No account needed All data stored on your device
HOW TO USE
Search: Type in 'm' followed by pressing the 'space' bar or tab in the address bar. Annotate: Highlight any piece of text and use the tooltip Organise: Move with the mouse to the right side of the screen, or click on the little 'brain' icon in the extension bar
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Memex Features
Memex information
Supported Languages
- English
Apple AppStore
- Updated
- 3 avg rating
GitHub repository
- 3,482 Stars
- 283 Forks
- 294 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Bookmark Manager
- Read It Later
- Firefox Extension
- Highlight
- Google Chrome Extension
- search-tool
- bookmarklet
- online-bookmarks
- share-website
- annotation
- Highlighting
- History viewer
BRILLIANT! Indexes all visited websites and bookmarking with the sidebar is blazing fast. Just type "m" and then "t" to set tags or "m" and then "b" for staring. open-source, local-storage, many filters available, hotkeys … search for any word on every website you've visited, if you've seen it, you can find it!
AND it's free (for local manual backups)! just $12 a year for Cloud backup
Reply written ago
[Edited by Lunatica, November 20]
It is a good software, but they are changing the license of the project. The developers have been very very quite about the change in the license modifications:
I suggest being very cautious about your data as considering their $150 price tag, they might also start locking your data into their platform (they would not be the first project to do this). Use it, donate, but be cautious.
It's one of those "you gotta get used to it apps" vs having things right out there in the open even after clicking the icon. Maybe that's different after you sign up. I tried a shortcut key and apparently it conflicted with something else. I made an annotation, but didn't see an easy way to drag it onto the website.
I like it, but the name is kinda weird. Memex in Indonesia it mean Pu55y
It seems like a very worthy successor/alternative to Diigo ( <3 ). I'm anxious to try it out more. Looks great so far.