I actually do something similar, but no upvotes and it uses Evernote WebClipper to capture and track tags archive a snapshot of the page. They are then indexed

I actually do something similar, but no upvotes and it uses Evernote WebClipper to capture and track tags archive a snapshot of the page. They are then indexed by both tags and date and rendered into templates to be stored statically forever. https://jaytaylor.com/notes https://jaytaylor.com/notes (warning: all on one page, it's grown large over the years, please be gentle to my poor server) It's open-source, just a python module you hook up an Evernote API key and tell it which "notebook" to use: https://github.com/jaytaylor/evernote-publisher https://github.com/jaytaylor/evernote-publisher Really handy to not lose track of links and pages (though my system could definitely be further improved). I also like that it's naturally cross browser since the clipper plugin is available for both FF and Chrome. AFAIK, I'm the only one using it :)