Electric Tables

This is genius and scratches a bookmarking itch I've had for ages. I hope you'll press on with this and continue its development. Its pretty close to a state where I would pay…

This is a really cool concept. A lot of my "web foraging" (love that expression) or data foraging really is exactly what he's mentioning here. Also made me think of a related…

Nice! Way better than the system I currently use called "Never Close Any Tabs"

I love this idea, especially the bookmarklet aspect of it. I'm interested to see where it goes. I use a couple of bookmarklets, and they're really, really handy: - One…

this looks dope, can’t wait to try it out. thnx for sharing

> Note, because of technical reasons (content security policies) some sites (e.g. Twitter, Airbnb) will add to Electric Tables, but in a new tab instead of using a pop-up and it…

Would really like this to rate restaurants (for my own remembrance) I order from on Uber Eats, Doordash, etc. Alas, the bookmarklet doesn't work with my first port of call, Uber…

I would love this even more if I could install it and run it locally, so I can use sql or similar on it too

To make it run locally, will need a small server so that it can be addressed at localhost:<port> I'm thinking about forking it to my github and adding a simple js server. Thoughts?

I would love this even more if I could install it and run it locally, so I can use sql or similar on it too

This is one of those really simple ideas that's really exciting - making me think of a lot of "what-ifs". Thank you for sharing. I'd love for this level of functionality - but…

Seems neat. I'm not sure whether I like or dislike that its not just dumping into excel or google sheets. As a high concept, the idea of quick and personalized scraping of web…

This is genius and scratches a bookmarking itch I've had for ages. I hope you'll press on with this and continue its development. Its pretty close to a state where I would pay…

Nice! It would perfectly fit my use-case if it supports the following flow: 1. Person A makes a research and collects and ranks a set of products 2. When done, person A sends to…

Some use cases that I'm already using it for even in the limited state: * Making topic-focused lists of articles. e.g. researching a particular topic just grab a bunch of URLs…

This is one of those really simple ideas that's really exciting - making me think of a lot of "what-ifs". Thank you for sharing. I'd love for this level of functionality - but…

Related idea: Wildcard [0] It would be cool to have a shared community repository of site adapters, in the spirit of adversarial interoperability [1]. It's probably the most…

There's a huge amount of conceptual similarity between Wildcard and Electric Tables. I think I like (from the videos) the table approach of Wildcard a bit better, but it looks…

Related idea: Wildcard [0] It would be cool to have a shared community repository of site adapters, in the spirit of adversarial interoperability [1]. It's probably the most…

There's a huge amount of conceptual similarity between Wildcard and Electric Tables. I think I like (from the videos) the table approach of Wildcard a bit better, but it looks…

Well, I use Zotero for this exact purpose. It covers exactly this, but stores everything in a SQLite file, so it is much more accessible

There's some interesting overlaps here too with Edge's "Collections", which I mention because isn't listed in the comparison list but may still be a useful comparison. Does a lot…

This is a really cool concept. A lot of my "web foraging" (love that expression) or data foraging really is exactly what he's mentioning here. Also made me think of a related…