Title: Canvas filled three ways: JS, WebAssembly and WebGL | Compile If you call the tools without parameters, it will prompt data to insert a new link or edit it if the entered url matches a preexisting one: $ bs Tags = asm.js,asmjs,emscripten,llvm,toolchain,web,webassembly Title = Compiling to WebAssembly: It’s Happening! ★ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog Tags = canvas,graphics,html5,wasm,webassembly,webgl Title = Canvas filled three ways: JS, WebAssembly and WebGL | Compile The usage can’t be simpler, just add the tag you want to look for and it will print a list of links that have that tag: $ bs webassembly I didn’t want to lose all my links, still need a link database searchable by tags and don’t want to be locked-in again in a similar service that might close in some years, so I wrote my own super-simple alternative to it. Sometimes it looked as if Google had just forgotten about it and let it run for years without anybody noticing… until now. Google Bookmarks is a very old and simple service that “just works”.
I’ve carefully tagged and filed more than 2500 links since I started, and I’ve learnt to appreciate the usefulness of searching by tag to find again some precious information that was valuable to me in the past. Then I moved my links to Google Bookmarks, which offered basically the same functionality (at least for my needs): link storage with title, tags and comments. I was a happy user of for many years until the service closed.
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