Maybe I should have written "web browser bookmarks"? I do use web links and put them in various places, just not in the browser where they lack context. But st

Maybe I should have written "web browser bookmarks"? I do use web links and put them in various places, just not in the browser where they lack context. But still, maybe you end up with this unique link once in a while, and if it's that obscure, I find it worth exporting the page as pdf / html. My point is that in most cases, saving them (as bookmarks) is counter-productive. > Why would I want to relocate that web forum and the other 452 sources of information in toilets.org the next time I buy a toilet? Because they'll be outdated by then and you'll end up having to search again. If they're still relevant they'll resurface anyway. I find it hard to believe that your 452 sources all are and will remain better than the top 10 results of your search engine.