Ask HN: How do you build your personal start page?

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start.me

#Bookmark Manager #Favorites #Bookmarks 14 social mentions

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Google Workspace

To this static HTML file via file:// URL. [1] https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/2657289#zippy=%2Cnew-tab-page [2] https://workspace.google.com/.

#Office Suites #Office Tools #Productivity 53 social mentions

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TiddlyWiki

For years now my "personal home page" has been a TiddlyWiki[0] collection of notes and bookmarks. Simple, lightweight and very useful. 0: https://tiddlywiki.com/.

#Note Taking #Knowledge Base #Personal Knowledge Base 180 social mentions

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Hackertab.dev

#Firefox Extensions #Chrome Extensions #Productivity 6 social mentions

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ikiwiki

Flat text. I'd lean strongly toward something written using Markdown and converted to HTML, though depending on the specific configuration I wanted, straight raw HTML could very well end up being the format. This is a case where content is vastly more significant than presentation or tools used, and simpler is better. Some might also use tools such as Emacs org-mode, Joey Hess's Ikiwiki (https://ikiwiki.info/), VimWiki, or the like for a more structured set of pages rather than a single page.

#CMS #Note Taking #WiKi 6 social mentions

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Paperback

I point my new tabs to Paperback (https://readpaperback.com/), which rolls up anything I’ve marked To Read in Pinboard.io and presents it nicely.

#Bookmarks #Bookmark Manager #Favorites 4 social mentions