LinkaGoGo's Most Powerful Feature: Reminders

Of all the features in LinkaGoGo, the one I use most is Reminders. It turns your bookmark toolbar into a website-visit to-do list — showing you which sites to check today, this week, or this month, and hiding them once you've visited.

I use it for sites I check daily (like The New York Times), weekly (like Nielsen's Alertbox), and monthly. Instead of deciding what to visit each morning, I just check my reminder toolbar with that first sip of coffee.

How It Works

Once you set a reminder on a bookmark, it appears in your Reminder toolbar on the scheduled date. Click the bookmark to visit the site, and it disappears from the toolbar until the next reminder date. Simple.

Setting Up a Reminder

Open the bookmark properties and look for the Reminder option. You can choose:

  • Daily — appears every day
  • Specific weekdays — e.g., every Monday and Friday
  • Monthly — on a specific date each month
  • Custom interval — every N days

Adding the Toolbar

Go to Options/Toolbars and add a Reminder toolbar. You can choose horizontal or vertical layout. I recommend showing about 6 entries with all dropdown entries visible and 20 characters for titles.

Why It Matters

We all have websites we want to check regularly but forget about. Reminders automate that habit — no more wondering "when did I last check that site?" If it's on your reminder toolbar, it's time to visit. If it's not, you're caught up.