Mark directly when saving
planned
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Lao er
Doesn't the current labeling function require bookmarking pages to be added to Cubox's favorites? This is a bit inconvenient.
Can you add a feature,
For example, if you open a web page, you can directly mark this page (similar to Weava). Of course, it would be better if you could click a button to convert the page to such a clean reading mode, and then annotate it.
After annotating the above, save the web page to cubox's server. It's the same as the logic of the current comments, but I think that if you do it this way, the efficiency of reading comments will be particularly high.
Shawn
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Provides a variety of quick tagging methods, such as automatic background tagging of shared paragraphs after sharing an article
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CH
For example, when you see a good article and save it, you don't need to go to cubox. You only need to read the article's web page and share the paragraphs that need to be marked to cubox after sharing the article. cubox automatically compares and marks them in the text to optimize the collection and reading experience.
Reason 1: Articles that really require extensive annotations are still very small in the total collection. 2: Seeing and syncing tags is still a habit most people use. 3: The previous one is a mental habit. If you take a closer look, the actual usage time is really less, reducing a lot of empty time for exiting, opening, searching, and marking. 4: Effectively solve the problem of not reading, and repeated reading.
Shawn
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Mark the original text
tosure wan
cubox supports direct labeling and highlighting on the original page. The next time you open the same page, you can display the previous markup and highlight.
M
MANIAC
However, the content of this issue/post should/should be:
- Mark and highlight at the same time as you collect
(The default is (/default placement) “collected” (labels/or tips), but (also) can be customized (labels/or tips))
- You can also freely choose whether to mark/highlight (at the time of collection); or provide options/switches
or
- When labeling (web (content)), you can freely choose whether to collect...
(above) This (maybe) would be better
M
MANIAC
They are all quite far away. Currently, the block reference/link function within the note is not very implemented...
M
MANIAC
However, it's just not/not too anxious
Chan Junday
need
人人搞科研
Haha, I've had enough of the messy annotation features, an open source, customizable web annotation tool -- Annotations - Minority https://sspai.com/post/63033
This should be a trend; we need a unified web3 annotation project
Shawn
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You can select and mark pages when clipping (content)
M
MANIAC
When cutting (content) pages, you can select (color) the text and then (and) mark it
You don't have to go to Cubox Collection Management (page) to do the above (do the above)
Just a suggestion
Volcano_ash
The browser plug-in context-note can take notes directly on the web page you are currently browsing, reducing the cost of taking notes. At the same time, it is strongly related to the context of the web page, improving the quality of web notes.
After installing the plug-in, select the text on any page, and the corresponding context-note logo chart will appear in the upper right corner, and the corresponding note input box will appear on the right side of the note. After entering, the note will be generated. It is very easy to use.
Open source project address: https://github.com/betterRunner/context-note
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F
You can also take advantage of the ways in which Annotations is handled: annotate, add notes, etc. directly on the original page. However, Submissions does not support saving the original text. Therefore, Cubox can automatically cut articles by default after tagging and adding notes to a web page.
EVE 2014
This feature is very much needed!! Very nice!! It's much more convenient. I've been using the diigo plug-in to implement this function, and I hope developers will learn from it.
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