LinkLocker

Bookmarks are a lot more useful when they can be found almost instantaneously, in nearly any context. Opening up a Web page and typing a search string will slow you down, and can distract you from what you're working on. Luckily this problem is easy to solve, since our search can be launched with a simple URL. To that end I've put together a couple of useful techniques for quickly searching through my personal LinkLocker account on both my Mac and on iOS—using a custom search for Alfred, and a custom Drafts action, respectively.

Diigo imports are now possible, using their CSV export option. Go to our importer and give it a try.

Since our launch last month, the two most common requests have been for a "Read Later" feature and for the ability to import content from Pocket. We're happy to say that both of those features are live as of today.

Based on conversations with customers since our launch a few weeks ago, it seems that the following features are the most immediately in demand.

There has never been a more perfect time to start being proactive about privacy than this moment, right now, at the end of 2016. The surveillance state is out of control—and it's currently being overseen by a relatively sane administration. Just think about how a Trump presidency might want to put to use the vast troves of personal data about you and your interests. A number of thoughts come to mind, and there isn't a pretty one in the bunch.

And it ...