It depends. This is really up to you. Here's what I have started doing: * Don't bookmark, add to a relevant Notion doc instead. An exception is for tools or

It depends. This is really up to you. Here's what I have started doing: * Don't bookmark, add to a relevant Notion doc instead. An exception is for tools or pages I definitely will visit again soon because I either use them all the time or I'm in the middle of a project that requires them. In this case they go in the bookmarks bar and nowhere else. (e.g. webmail link) * Keep a minimal number of tabs open, so that the information keeps flowing through my system and I don't have to go on tab closing binges * Determine what I'm actually going to use the bookmark for as I'm preparing to either bookmark it or just close it. Will I try this thing out? Make a YouTube video about it? Read it? Just want to re-evaluate it later? This determines what Notion doc it goes into so I can do minimal sorting of bookmarks later and just get to using them. If the answer is "idk, just kinda want to hold onto this", I skip it and leave it to the void.