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the next web
"Love It: Easy reminders are win." full story
lifehacker
"If Gmail acts as your personal online storage vault, a service like Notes for Later makes decent sense. It's a free service that should work on any browser." full story
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Tyler S. Miller
smashing magazine
smashing magazine
"notes for later: quickly save notes to an interface you're already familiar with: your email" tweet
gigaom
"...for the person who spends most of their time in their inbox, Notes for Later is simple and extremely quick to use" full story
makeuseof
"The Internet is huge and filled with so much content that it is easy to get distracted and lost even on a single webpage. Notes For Later is a bookmarklet that allows you to remember what you find interesting about a particular website by letting you send an email." full story
download squad
"Notes for Later differentiates itself by being super-minimalistic. Your email client is your reading list; if you use Gmail, you can just create a filter to label all of the "notes for later," and keep the ones you haven't read as "Unread" in Gmail itself." full story