You don't have to put everything in Scrapbox.
from Diary 2023-12-06 You don't have to put everything in Scrapbox.
- [/support-doc-jp/ All don't have to be placed in Scrapbox](https://scrapbox.io/support-doc-jp/ All don't have to be placed in Scrapbox).
- Drawn @ [/villagepump/ all don't have to be placed in Scrapbox](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/ all don't have to be placed in Scrapbox).
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- from [/villagepump/Is the link less valuable because it has been broken up into several services?](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/Is the link less valuable because it has been broken up into several services?)
The difference in comparison is whether the link between the "external service" and the "page in Scrapbox" is one-way or two-way
- With a one-way link, when you are looking at an external service, you cannot notice that the description for it is on the Scrapbox side
- Making it a two-way link is "technically" possible with browser extensions
- For example, if you can limit your browser to the PC version of Chrome, it's rather easy.
- The problem is that they can't cut off use from smartphones.
- For iPhone Safari Extensions - Safari - Apple Developer or...
- For Edge...
- and it's a pain to make one for each browser.
- If we narrow it down to a very small set of features "make people aware that there is a description in Scrapbox", can we get it down to a realistic cost?
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