This makes searching for your saved pages easy using our built-in search engine because you need not remember the title of a page - just any single relevant word or phrase would do. WebSatchel indexes every word on the page you save regardless if you save the whole page or just the link.
There is also a strong emphasis on searching/organization. You can spend time looking through your entire inbox for the email that you care about, or you could just WebSatchel it and find it much quicker when searching through your satchel. Regular bookmarks won't be able to help you here since access to the page is temporary, but with WebSatchel you need not worry about your bookmarks breaking.Ĭertain things don’t make sense to bookmark. Other times you might want to save a temporary page such as a confirmation order with an order number or a receipt. It can be very frustrating navigating an entirely new layout to find that one key piece of information. Sometimes when you bookmark something, the information is moved rather than deleted. Once a page has been saved it can be viewed on the WebSatchel website under the “My Satchel” tab (Note: you must be logged in to see this tab and to save pages.
It’s more than just an alternative to bookmarking we want you to create your own book. It should be viewed as a companion to your browsing experience. It's a place where you can copy anything you feel is important or has any kind of value and grow it over time. The purpose of WebSatchel is to allow users to create a personal internet knowledge base. You no longer need to worry about your bookmark links being broken or seeing the “404 page not found” error. Unlike traditional bookmarking WebSatchel does not save just the link to a particular webpage, instead, it creates a full copy of the webpage allowing the user to have permanent access to the information in the exact format that it was saved. We aim to create a revolutionary and modern take on bookmarking pages so that the content you care about is only a few clicks away and never disappears. Think of WebSatchel like bookmarking on steroids. WebSatchel allows users to save and store copies of webpages onto the cloud so you can access them later.
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