schilke

"@Hans-Peter, Martin: nach Instapaper und Readbag (in der Reihenfolge) nutze ich mittlerweile ausschließlich "toread", das mit einem etwas anderen Ansatz arbeitet: die gemerkten Seiten werden an eine meiner E-Mail-Adressen geschickt. Via Google Mail kann ich so ebenfalls von mehreren Orten und Geräten aus zugreifen, habe aber darüberhinaus gleich eine Kopie archiviert." - schilke

"@Mo: as I wrote before my written Dutch is not too good… so I’ll answer in English again – (feel free to ask for a reply in Dutch – but better by email as I don’t want to try that publicly…) The all-in-one-file thing is a concept on purpose which has lots of advantages: simplicity, first of all, easy transfers (between servers, devices, storage media or by email). All you need to access your content is a modern web browser. That’s all – no internet connection, no additional applications, plugins, no special operation system (-version) or hardware. Every other solution (except a different all-in-one-file approach) has additional requirements: a web application (like evernote) requires at least a browser and web access. If you use web apps with offline capabilities (like Google docs) you need additional software and storage on your device. If you use a database you’ll have much more requirements plus there are rarely one-file databases. Of course: there are downsides of the..." - schilke

"@Jon: Good idea - never thought about that possibility. I'd think the TiddlyWiki-Adaption MonkeyGTD would be an almost perfect solution for this purpose..." - schilke

"TiddlyWiki seems to be a good direction for what you want - you might also be interested into “TiddlySnip”: “TiddlySnip is a Firefox extension that lets you use your TiddlyWiki as a scrapbook! Simply select text, right click and choose ‘TiddlySnip selection’. Next time you open your TiddlyWiki file, your snippets will be there, already tagged and organised.” http://tiddlysnip.com/#About" - schilke

"ik kan wel ‘n betje nederlands praten maar schrijven… So please forgive me for answering in English… I just stepped in for a little completeness. You might also be interested into the place to find documentation and resources for TiddlyWiki users and developers, the TiddlyWiki Google Group and some examples of sophisticated high end stuff like “MonkeyGTD”, “MPTW” or London based Osmosoft’s Open Source work in progress. I also want to mention the possibility to set up a server based TiddlyWiki in many different “flavours” for free at “tiddlyspot”. Last but not least: you also might follow the unofficial TiddlyWiki community stream on Twitter. TiddlyWiki rocks! cheers, schilke" - schilke