[citizenpaul]

A few years ago I stopped bookmarking and started putting the info into Obsidian (a personal knowledgebase). Its really good at accepting copy paste of web data.

I noticed a lot of links dissapear over the years and this keeps the info more memorable anyway. As it forces you to at least lightly process the data mentally.

[aquariusDue]

With the Obsdidian Web Clipper browser extension it's super easy and configurable, I did the same thing for a while before settling on sharing links to myself (Saved Messages) on Telegram. While that makes capture especially quick now I'm looking for a way to import those messages/bookmarks into org-mode.

Though if you're looking for something closer to an archive then Obsidian with the Web Clipper remains the better option because you can easily add the content you're interested in to the clipping. Personally I just don't really care for bookmarks all that long anymore even if I used to categorize them in folders in the bookmark toolbar in browsers a decade ago.