ReadWise
Readwise can import from all kind of sources such as:
- also with Instapaper
- kindle app
- Medium
- and and and … etc.
it’s the app for all highlights in one place
Integrates with my Obsidian with a plugin to sync into my vault.
# The Power Features
See RW Amazed by How @Readwisei….
# Integration with Obsidian
How the integration with Obsidian works:
# Alternatives: And Workflow Change
See the updated workflow with Obsidian Webclipper, my new choice for highlighting and clipping insights from websites:
My Terminal Workflow with MacOS and LinuxI used ReadWise for a while, but I completely changed my workflow to Obsidian Webclipper.
When I have lots of highlights and I’m on the computer, I create a new note with Webclipper and copy it directly as a quote, or add notes/comments inside the Obsidian note, instead of highlighting on a web page and then syncing that into Obsidian, which would also work with Webclipper.
So not only did the tool change, but the workflow did too. Even more, what I like is taking clips of books, and with Obsidian Webclipper, it allows me to add comments directly; no need to wait until it syncs. Meaning, if I clip a book that I got recommended, I can directly add the person, or a link to where I got the recommendation from, into the note at
Origin:. So when I actually get to what I want to read next, or if I discover the book after a couple of years, I still know who suggested it to me, which is important information that belongs to each book if I haven’t found it myself.If you use Obsidian Webclipping, see my templates at My Templates, so you can use it for YouTube, LinkedIn, GoodReads, Receips, etc.
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