Reviews & Comments of Mindomo Bookmarks chrome extension

Copies a web link to the "Bookmarks" List on the web editor. So far so good - but what do you then do with them. You can only(!) create one new mindmap with all those collected links. That is all. You cannot select some of them and put them to specific existing mindmaps. This renders the App useless and makes simple copy-pasting to existing mindmaps still more efficient and without alternative. I think this "tool" it is a waste of time. Mindomo itself is great, but this "tool" needs some work.

EXCELLENT TOOL

The Mindomo clipper is buggy and kind of a dog--if you clip webpage text, it won't even copy where it was pulled from. No tagging, no annotation, no bulk handling of clips. As someone else pointed out, no offline function. I'm hoping these will be in future releases. Slightly more useful is the integration with the Evernote clipper, although the saved link is to the original webpage. There is no option to also link to the Evernote note. So, it's a great idea with a lot of potential that it hasn't lived up to yet.

Works, but you can't tell. Doesn't integrate with Mindomo's desktop app. Doesn't integrate with Mindomo's Android app. Only sends the links to Mindomo's web-based app. What's worse, nowhere do they ever say that. This extension is crucial to clipping websites if you're going to use Mindomo because none of their apps allow for drag-and-dropping of websites into maps - you have to either create weblinks manually or go through this extension. I'm afraid this is consistent approach I've seen with this developer: slick copy, gorgeous UI, but in the end, isn't functional. UPDATE (+star): I'm revisiting Mindomo's solutions including this bookmark extension; there are problems, but other developers have more serious ones. This bookmark extension, on initial impression, does what it says it does. Just plan on only using your clips in the web-version of the app.

Bad

Great add-in for great product! :)