Daniel Turner-Lloveras
All he right features
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Pascal L.
Oh... believe me: I've tried many of them.. many, many, many in the past couple of years.. Talking about bookmark manager and Web content tools. Should publish a journal about my experience and about how this funny useful tools popped up like mushrooms during rainy season and disappeared in quite the same fast way as they emerged (mostly went offline with a loud booooom)..
However, when I first signed up for an LASSO account I thought this is one of those obsolete tools which is zipping around in the world wide web without a crew on the commando bridge and without further development due to bankruptcy .. Wrong, I've got pretty fast an answer on request. Stay home, but alive :)....
As I could recently see, they developed the existing bookmark manager into something bigger. Still simple to work with, still with the calming green UI (simplicity is sexy and refreshing in this sometimes complicated world). It becomes more and more clear why the tool is called Lasso. Screen capturing, Notes, Bookmarks.... The target seems to be closer to content management then simply remaining as a bookmark manager...
Why the "collections" were renamed into "files" is still a mystery... but that is a small problem... All in one still a manager i want to work with. I hope some enhancement of the current tagging will take place, sub collections (files) would help to sort topics in a more convenient way and one thing would change the whole game: An option to simplify the page content (text/images) of the chosen area/whole page into a editable note... Similar the way Evernote's clipper does it.... Just an idea :)
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Alex Golubev
It's really easy to swipe inspiring and interesting tidbits with Lasso. Adding tags is helps me find things easily. It's really increased my productivity and ability to find and organize my creative research. We've started creating collaborative work collections as a team and it's really easy to separate specific projects into their own collections in addition to tagging.
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Justin Ancheta
I.Have.Been.Waiting.For.This.My.Whole.Life
I cannot say enough how much I am loving Lasso! I searched high and low for a modern swipe file that is easy and fast when capturing things for projects whether images or links and being able to tag them and add notes. I even created my own janky version with a google doc but I have to say that lasso is the way to go for all of my work and personal information tracking.
Also, the lasso team is great and super responsive. I had a question about a couple of the features and a suggestion of my own and the founder Aaron himself responded within 48 hours and solved all of my questions and actually implemented my suggestion! Give them a shot,it won't disappoint!
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KAUSHAL PARIKH
Finally, I have found a tool that makes me productive. It is very simple, powerful and helpful. Thanks.
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Avern Williams
Ok, this guy gets it!!!
Justin Ancheta said it all in his Jul 11, 2020 review:
"I.Have.Been.Waiting.For.This.My.Whole.Life"
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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Avern Williams
Ok, this guy gets it!!!
Justin Ancheta said it all in his Jul 11, 2020 review:
"I.Have.Been.Waiting.For.This.My.Whole.Life"
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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Daniel Turner-Lloveras
All he right features
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Aklaban from Kirgistan
Oh... believe me: I've tried many of them.. many, many, many in the past couple of years.. Talking about bookmark manager and Web content tools. Should publish a journal about my experience and about how this funny useful tools popped up like mushrooms during rainy season and disappeared in quite the same fast way as they emerged (mostly went offline with a loud booooom)..
However, when I first signed up for an LASSO account I thought this is one of those obsolete tools which is zipping around in the world wide web without a crew on the commando bridge and without further development due to bankruptcy .. Wrong, I've got pretty fast an answer on request. Stay home, but alive :)....
As I could recently see, they developed the existing bookmark manager into something bigger. Still simple to work with, still with the calming green UI (simplicity is sexy and refreshing in this sometimes complicated world). It becomes more and more clear why the tool is called Lasso. Screen capturing, Notes, Bookmarks.... The target seems to be closer to content management then simply remaining as a bookmark manager...
Why the "collections" were renamed into "files" is still a mystery... but that is a small problem... All in one still a manager i want to work with. I hope some enhancement of the current tagging will take place, sub collections (files) would help to sort topics in a more convenient way and one thing would change the whole game: An option to simplify the page content (text/images) of the chosen area/whole page into a editable note... Similar the way Evernote's clipper does it.... Just an idea :)
??????
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Alex Golubev
It's really easy to swipe inspiring and interesting tidbits with Lasso. Adding tags is helps me find things easily. It's really increased my productivity and ability to find and organize my creative research. We've started creating collaborative work collections as a team and it's really easy to separate specific projects into their own collections in addition to tagging.
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Screenshot & Bookmark Manager by Lasso
