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Rabbit Hole — A Firefox extension to map your Wikipedia Journeys
Rabbit Hole tracks your journey through Wikipedia to create a map of your knowledge base. You can then annotate links between articles and add your own notes thereby creating a small knowledge base of your own.
Rabbit Hole works in the background while you browse and your history is just a click away!
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Hemant Goyal
Surprised no one asked this for Chrome yet. Youtube too, yes, but the same for Chrome first. Does this work on your old wiki links from the browser history ?
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@hemantgoyal_ , the Chrome version will land sometime next week. This currently does not pick up existing wiki links from history, but it seems like an interesting use case.
Would you like to club all the links into a single session?
@hemantgoyal_ Happy to share the chrome version is available now - https://chrome.google.com/websto...
Please take it for a ride!
@aniketvarma12 Hey sorry wasn't really active here. Not sure how it will pan out in a single session. Would love to experiment though.
Appreciate your comment @victorbjorklund been thinking about building out support for YouTube next myself. It'd be great if you could help me understand a bit about how this can be useful in your YouTube browsing journey. Do you wish to track the different videos you have seen and visit them later? How often do you re-visit videos?
First, this product very awesome to me, But there are a few things to questions
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1. Visual journey issue
1.1 node to node relations only can be serial, Are you plan to enable parallel?
1.2 In a journey, push the button 'Explore!', refresh each node place randomly.
Its randomness have particular logic?
1.3 In a journey, if i move node little drastic, all node(journey) gather to center.
2. Product issue
2.1 In Progress the journey, i want to continue past journey. It will be able later?
2.2 It will be able to edit journey with some function later?
Thanks for good product!