Raindrop.io Reviews

Easy to bookmark whatever sites i need everyday and also the ones which i forgot and need it later, acts as an saviour

Nothing much acts as a best saviour when you forgot something

Easy to bookmark whatever sites i need everyday and also the ones which i forgot and need it later, acts as an saviour

Plugin and the organisation of bookmarks across different devices. I have multiple devices which I use to operate on the web, and anything tagged to raindrop.io is made available across all the devices

In-App experience across android and iOS. Although the web experience is superb, the app experience is a bit sub-optimal , and it can be made better to access saved content anytime anywhere

Raindrop.io helps me to manage different bookmarks , specially on google chrome via plugin, in an extremely structured manner. Any product / design article that I read, I immediately tag it to raindrop.io, for visiting later sometime.

I like a list of things about raindrop. That's mentioned below.

1. You can bookmark category or folder-wise. so, you can easy to separate all things. like bookmark news, designs, coding skills, links, image set things, project-related things, etc.

2. sync is there. means raindrop has mobile apps, desktop apps, extensions, and third-party integration and API integrations.

3. free access is good compared to other competitors.

need to also provide some things like

1. need to provide at least 5GB or 10GB default free storage.

2. need to give default folder structure and default some dummy content. so, users can easy to relate how we will use this thing.

there are lots of issues solved by raindrops like

1. as a user I am maintaining bookmarks in the browser, mobile bookmarks, laptop notes in other messaging apps, and many places. now I am doing things like set as a centric data store in one app. like chrome extension, laptop application, mobile application sync data and can get required things.

Now you can access your bookmarks without a browser. An easy, nice, and convenient way of managing your bookmarks

Well, mobile app could be improved, but it is already quite ok

Managing bookmarks should be possible not just in a bar of a browser

Raindrop is a fresh take on an old practice: bookmarking webpages. What I like best is that it is cross-platform and cross-device.

User interface on the MacOS app can get a bit cluttered.

Raindrop is part of a crop of new bookmarking tools, which recently have become popular (again). It is best to shop around and see what software Raindrop and others integrate with, using Zapier, for instance. But on the whole, you can't go wrong with Raindrop. It offers folders, customizable icons, tagging and excellent browser integration, amongst other features.

Raindrop makes it super easy for me to keep track of all the web pages I visit, in an organized, visual way.

Raindrop.io is software that reviews your browser's bookmark system. By adding a new system to customize the way your bookmarks are organized, it changes the way you save and organize your bookmarks. Raindrop automatically suggests certain bookmark tags based on what you're bookmarking about. Then you can come back and find those tags to find your old bookmarks easily. You can use Raindrop to save anything you find online, whether it's a website article, picture, video, or screenshot. Raindrop also introduces a new collection system and organizes your bookmarks into categories you can choose from.

Forgetting which words you used to tag some of your bookmarks can be easy. If you forget, the tagging system becomes a little irrelevant, and you have to search for your bookmarks.

Raindrop.io makes your browser's bookmark function helpful. Once you've used Raindrop.io, going back to a browser that doesn't have such an easy bookmark system will probably be hard for you.

Thanks to the use of Raindrop, I can quickly find saved pages that I use for researching information.