Our Verdict
Our life are litter with links . Since we ca n’t mayhap read everything we see , we ’re constantly putting things in their place , whether it ’s sending longreads to our Instapaper waiting line or squirreling away interesting blogs in intend Safari folders . Stache 1.0.1(Mac App Store link ) desire to change all that .
Bookmarking apps are scarce novel in this post - PC world , but Stache does it a little otherwise . Unlike the read - it - later services that focus on capacity and clean off the layout , Stache delivers a unambiguously personal experience that does n’t just store your link — it create a box of the Web with only the sites you care about .
mightily off the bat , Stache sets itself apart from other bookmarking services you may have used . For one , there ’s no need to create an account ( though you postulate to have iCloud enable ) . Furthermore , you wo n’t determine the usual list of collected contact ; there ’s a definite Top Sites feel to the port , with Stached homepage and articles all arranged as large previews in a neat grid .
The ocular layout allow you sail a mountain of links in a flash lamp , but it ’s even faster to use the hunting Browning automatic rifle , which cursorily trawl every webpage in their entireness to find your query . And you ’ll probably be using it often , since there ’s no way to class your sites any other manner than chronologically .
you may manually move into uniform resource locator to stack away them in Stache , but the preferred method is the ready to hand one - click Safari and Chrome extensions . Clicking a saved inter-group communication mechanically open it in your nonpayment web browser app , but the extra pace seemed unnecessarily clunky ; a built - in browser app like the one in the iOS companion app would make a gracious accession in a next update . Also useful would be a background for distraction - innocent reading , and I ’d love to see an API to flesh out the religious service beyond browsers . But even without these things , it ’s well-situated to urge Stache .
