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imagine when @LynetteCullens finds out about bookmarks 🤣
"No, GitHub does not have a built-in feature to bookmark individual comments within issues."
Don't you ever get my hopes up like that again. Bookmarks saved via a browser are not accessible at school or work. Also, bookmarking a webpage does not take you to a specific comment. What third-party bookmark tool are you using that does that?
imagine when @LynetteCullens finds out about bookmarks 🤣
"No, GitHub does not have a built-in feature to bookmark individual comments within issues." Don't you ever get my hopes up like that again. Bookmarks saved via a browser are not accessible at school or work. Also, bookmarking a webpage does not take you to a specific comment. What third-party bookmark tool are you using that does that?
click the 3 dots in the comment box, it says copy link, this will take you to that comment. As for sharing bookmarks, it depends if you are able to open your profile or not but I guess you are able to open github so you could instead just star/fork or create gists with whatever worked for you, no need to comment on posts. Let me know if that works! ;)
imagine when @LynetteCullens finds out about bookmarks 🤣