I find way more productive to use bookmarks - Archive folder: bookmark dump to keep the links just in case I ever need it again (so they pop on the search bar

I find way more productive to use bookmarks - Archive folder: bookmark dump to keep the links just in case I ever need it again (so they pop on the search bar even after I clean my history, you can also add keywords manually if you want) - Buffer folder: to-dos, reminders and things I <need> to read soon™. I keep it at a maximum of 10 items at all times - Follow up folders (plural): pages I want to check ocasionally for updates. Often used for pages without RSS. I don't like to use extensions to check for page modification because I want to do it on my own pace. This helps reducing my mental load because I know it's there if I ever need it. I often delete the entire folder if I don't feel it's useful anymore. - The rest are folders divided by a main folder and subject. This way I can easily delete them after I'm done with that task (after a minute or after a year). Example: Programming > Project X, Programming > CSS fix for that thing. Middle click on the folder to open everything at once. Done. The position of the folders are crucial and also helps with muscle memory. I keep it like this: the more to the right (of the browser), the more disposable they are.