Random bookmark
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Pick randomly a bookmark in a collection (or in all your raindrop) and display it to your favourite browser, a bit like https://medium.com/@romanpapush/how-to-get-a-random-pocket-article-64a04d93d787
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Rustem Mussabekov
Rustem Mussabekov
Rustem Mussabekov
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Random Capture Inbox
ricardoh
We capture many links every day. In a month, you can easily have more than 500 new captures. Over time everything stays there without any use, using storage space without any use. This happens because we like to capture and after a week the novelty is another. If Raindrop showed us a home page where we can see random screenshots from all the time, we could see what we've captured, be inspired to look for new themes, think about what we have saved and above all practice screenshot hygiene where we could be aware that a lot of what we capture is garbage or no longer useful and must be removed from our Raindrop.
Canny AI
Canny AI
Rustem Mussabekov
Rustem Mussabekov
Canny AI
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Bookmark of the day (Home Screen)
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Alae Hatoum
I sometimes add a bookmark and then forget about it. It is great for most cases but sometimes I want to be reminded of that URL so I can visit it or use the webservice so it would be great if there can be a Home screen or something that shows a random bookmark from my favorites bookmarks. Just as a way to remind me of stuff that I have
Dea Delia
This would certainly make it easier to resurface old bookmarks without needing to scroll through everything. It serves as some sort of a serendipity feature. It can also be nice for mood boards to have a refreshed look.
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thegdthadman
This would be such a welcome addition. After having used Raindrop for bookmarking for several years, I find I have a very small number of links that I regularly return to. Broken link detection is nice for keeping a collection tidy, but the in-between case is that there are thousands of links that are collecting dust. A system of resurfacing links I've forgotten and haven't visited in a while can go far in helping to determine if a link is still needed.
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