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Gabriel Pauli on X: Working on a simple tool that uses JEV to help organise my bookmarks. The UI is
@gabrielpavli@gabrielpavlilisted 48m agoreviewed by JevWorking on a simple tool that uses JEV to help organise my bookmarks. The UI is awful and it’s nothing crazy, but it’s been nice to learn about JEV and how it works. ❤️ 3 likes on X
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- 2026-09-25
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