In this video, we're going to discuss how to import bookmarks from Bluesky into Dewey. Until now, our videos have primarily focused on X, formerly known as Twitter. However, many people are unaware that Dewey also integrates with Bluesky. This might seem strange to active users of Bluesky, as it is a very new product without a bookmark feature. They are likely to add this feature in the future, but currently, there is no way to save content you find on Bluesky.
To address this, if you have our Chrome extension installed (and if you're unsure how to do this, please refer to our video titled "Get Started with Dewey"), you will see a new functionality. Once installed, whenever you browse through Blue Sky, you'll notice a small button on the right-hand side of each post. This is our custom bookmark button for Blue Sky. By clicking this button, the content will be directly pulled into Dewey.
Let's try it out. We'll bookmark a few posts. After adding these into Dewey, if you refresh Dewey and perform a quick search for Blue Sky, you will see all those bookmarks added. You'll notice a Bluesky logo on the bottom left-hand side of each bookmark, which differs from the X logo used for bookmarks imported from X. As we add more social networks, this will help you identify the source of each bookmark. Additionally, this logo serves as a convenient link to view the original post. So, if you want to revisit the original content on Bluesky, you can simply click on this logo, and it will open up the post on the original site.
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