I stopped bookmarking 99% of stuff the better part of a decade ago. I have these folders: - Church: (links I frequently use related to my religion, such as the

I stopped bookmarking 99% of stuff the better part of a decade ago. I have these folders: - Church: (links I frequently use related to my religion, such as the tithing payment portal and shared Google docs) - STB: (stuff to buy) stuff I want to buy eventually but aren't immediate priority and stuff I think I want to buy. - STB House: (inside the STB folder) stuff I want to purchase for a house when I purchase a house. Fiance and I plan to start looking as soon as she has an employment contract here (teacher). Then I keep a few things on the bookmark toolbar not in a folder: uvere login portal, the YouTube subscriptions page, my HRA portal, Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, my training log (strength athlete). That's it. I simply don't bookmark anything else anymore. If I want to reference something later, and think it will be in the near future, I leave it open in a tab. If I want to save something for possible future reference I clip the page/article to Evernote and tag it how my brain works. Frequently this is Wiki entries (that get archived as the wikiwand version) and lengthy articles/blog posts. This actually makes the content useful as I can search an idea/topic in the future and find relevant stuff. When I find a non-fiction kindle title useful, I open it in Calibre and print it to PDF, I then add the PDF to Evernote as well and tag it accordingly.