Excellent pointer. I've been catching up on the 'Tools for Thought Rock' series and Maggie does a presentation on this idea, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6uhvFGPUE0 While her examples are gr...

Hi All, I'm getting close to the point of enforcing licensing on my BrainTool browser extension. I've seen some comments here and from some BT early adopters that some people will only consider one t...

Following up on this thread to note that the latest version of BrainTool is out [1] and that it is now available on the Edge store [2] and also has support for Brave and Vivaldi. Unfortunately FireFox...

I'm continuing to love the ideas and references this thread is generating. Thanks All! I'm hearing general agreement on the primary need for hierarchy - which I define as organizing 'topics' (and the...

Thanks folks, this is good food for thought. I agree that some combination of hierarchy and cross linking is whats needed. You can certainly create hierarchies with bidirectional links in Roam et a...

Hi CRIMPers, I came across this little corner of the internet when @jimspoon pointed the group to BrainTool[1] (in this thread[2]). I'm glad I did! I started following @davewiner on twitter recently...

Hi Alexander, I'm trying to answer all the BrainTool questions but being challenged by the threading format of the discussion group! At the very least you can manually export-to and then import-from ...

Nomatica wrote: > >BrainTool wrote: >Franz Grieser wrote: >>Another vote for a Firefox add-in. >> >>BrainTool developer here - My plan is to make BrainTool available on >>Edge and Firefox,............

Will do! Franz Grieser wrote: >BrainTool developer here - My plan is to make BrainTool available on >>Edge and Firefox, but probably not for a couple of months until I >finish >>up the 1.0 version (s...

Will do!

Franz Grieser wrote: Another vote for a Firefox add-in. BrainTool developer here - My plan is to make BrainTool available on Edge and Firefox, but probably not for a couple of months until I finis...

Thanks @jimspoon. BrainTool is a kind of personal knowledge management tool. As a Chrome extension it's as good a bookmarks/sessions/tabs manager as there is out there (compare to TabsOutliner, Sessi...