I do the same, but set aside 2 hours every weekend to go back and review all the links I saved that week. Important ones, I do a write up summary of the content

I do the same, but set aside 2 hours every weekend to go back and review all the links I saved that week. Important ones, I do a write up summary of the content and it goes in my notes for future reference. Non-important ones get archived. For archived, links I'll go back once a month and read again. By the third time I've read something, I can normally remember it. It's in long term memory, and I can refer to it. I've been using Obsidian lately to track my notes after migrating all my old Markdown notes to there, and it's fantastic. I can search by tags (I tag my notes meticulously) and come up with heaps of information on one subject or another. It's a second brain at this point - both a hobby, and a tool for when it comes to writing or building.