Limited options
The website and app is nice but I feel that the development team is not open to a more public opinion on how to use the app.
Such as just opening any of the bookmarks it defaults to open within their in-app browser rather the native Safari browser or another option of the users choice.
Yes, you can click to open in Safari but it’s an additional Hoop to jump through just to open a web bookmark.
Signing up for the app you’re limited to only Gmail and Apple.
And when I attempt to try to post ideas or feedback to their site you’re forced to sign into another website to post comments.
All of the above types of behaviors indicates (to me) of a method of forcing a single point of view either from a team or the lead developer/manager. And this is a normal outcome to resell information rather than being a more privacy respectful product.
I am a paying customer but at this time I recommend other free bookmark manager apps that are more in-line with a customer usage point of view.
Such as just opening any of the bookmarks it defaults to open within their in-app browser rather the native Safari browser or another option of the users choice.
Yes, you can click to open in Safari but it’s an additional Hoop to jump through just to open a web bookmark.
Signing up for the app you’re limited to only Gmail and Apple.
And when I attempt to try to post ideas or feedback to their site you’re forced to sign into another website to post comments.
All of the above types of behaviors indicates (to me) of a method of forcing a single point of view either from a team or the lead developer/manager. And this is a normal outcome to resell information rather than being a more privacy respectful product.
I am a paying customer but at this time I recommend other free bookmark manager apps that are more in-line with a customer usage point of view.
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