I built a Chrome extension to deal with all the articles I kept saving but never had time to go back
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So, like most people, I tend to have an open-tab problem, where I keep tabs open with the intention of going back and reading/revisiting them, only to end up with dozens of open tabs. I’ve now been using SiftHive.io regularly, every day, to synthesize the most important bits from articles, YouTube videos, emails, PDFs, and docs. And let's be honest, I was never going to go back and read most of what I saved. Now I don’t have to. I can either read the bulletins delivered at a set ti
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