I was previously using Anybox (macOS, iOS) and it worked great for me, especially with focusing on a small amounts of tags acting as collections. I've moved to

I was previously using Anybox (macOS, iOS) and it worked great for me, especially with focusing on a small amounts of tags acting as collections. I've moved to a single org file with tags and links as second level headings. I'm thinking on moving these to a wiki style with pages as collections of links like (emacs, linux, writing,...). As @sandreas said, try to extract context from these links. Like if there's some workflow or high level explanations in the page, a quick summary would help greatly when attached to where you noted the link. For me links serve three primary purposes. Quick access, interesting resources, and snippets of informations. For the first kind, they might as well be in my browser. The wiki style repository is for the second one. And for the third, I'd rather add them to my notes, citation style. Meaning, I extract the relevant information as a note and add the link as the source.