I like the idea -- to extend yours -- all the bookmarks and pages visited (or pages dwelled on for more than a minute) get full-texted and filed to a local LLM. And you can query directly, and it has the context.

like physically ctrl-v-ing the links to a file? that is quite a mental muscle to build every time you find something interesting.

It's a pretty simple script mapped to a hotkey. Press ctrl-xyz after copying a url and voila. Not much of an effort at all to maintain a stable bookmark file. I use txt over other formats because I'm unsophisticated. But it's no marathon.

That is a good inspiration to chase. Keep it simple.

If I do one, it would be for personal use.

Because the moment it evolves into publicly available, then it would suck me into the dopamine of adding features for others :-)

Interesting. I would want something similar -- like an old school web annotator but kinda automated.

The sync is a major issue. If I save them on my desktop's Chrome, then my iPhone's Safari does not know those.

15K :o

That is some number. Mine would have been similar, but they got lost as I moved between tools.

do you use an extension to interactively save the links?

Challenge is to find something that is closed to refurbished like new. There are just a few manufactures in US, Japan, and India.

Do you have a typewriter repair store near you? They usually sell refurbished machines as well as repair them and probably accept used machines for consignment. Personally, I just took my mother's typewriter, which used to be her father's, but not everybody can do that. It probably needs a new / refurbished platen, as the original rubber has hardened and most key presses result in double strike.

Idea is to get into a tactile and mechanical setting. Hand written short drafts could be a starting point before starting to type.