Linkpack 17+

I first read about this on Lifehacker and it positioned the app as a competitor or replacement for Pocket. It is .. And it isn't. I'd position it as complementary. Yes it'll save links and you can read them later. But Pocket is more like making a magazine version of your internet for later reading. And it's great at that. Linkpack is more like an uber-bookmarking tool. I do a lot of Internet research and I'm always clipping content, sometimes in Evernote, sometimes to Pocket. Both apps capture, categorize, and display (beautifully) my content. But often, I just need links. And moreover, I need a lot of links and I need to share them. This is where Linkpack excels. I just spent an hour surfing for research, I have gathered it all into Linkpack folders, I have copies in my Dropbox, and now I just shared the lot with my colleagues who are remote. THAT is an awesome and simple utility. :-) So think of Linkpack as an AND not an OR to things like Pocket (That said the UI could improve / be more robust, iPad version is not native, and the app is currently not displaying the right icon, hence 4 out of 5)

I thought this would be perfect, but there is no way to view my links on a web page like pocket, so I will not use this. I wanted to use it as a "read it later in chrome” type app as well as a bookmarking app. So close, but missed for me.