That's essentially what I have created Static Marks [0] for. I maintain my bookmarks in YAML files and let my tool create a dynamic web app. I'm then mostly using a custom browser search engine to jump into my bookmarks, e.g. "sm hacker" will open my bookmarks app and set "hacker" as the active filter.
I typically just throw random, interesting links into a folder. Then periodically I create a new folder named YYYY-MM-DD and move everything into that folder. All of these are moved into an Archive folder to get them out of the way.
I tried different bookmark solutions and didn't work for me.
Currently, I use chrome bookmark. I use different keywords(tags) to bookmark a page. Working out good so far.
For example, I am bookmarking a page related to javascript or react tutorial or an article. I will add few keywords to the beginning of bookmark title like #JavaScript #React #TypeScript #MongoDB etc. I may also add a year as a tag #2021
Check out Odin (https://savewithodin.com/), a YC company. Started by friends that I made at a hacker house in Mountain View. I think its only on mobile for now (playstore and iOS), but works across apps and websites.
https://www.charli.ai --> add hashtags and notes to bookmarks and visualize them in a Pinterest-like board. Has a web app and chrome extension.
https://www.teamsyncbookmarks.com --> create shared bookmark folders in your browser (chrome + firefox). Add your team to sync with their browser or can use it just for yourself when you need access to bookmarks across diff browsers.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 55.4 ms ] threadSadly it appears to be mostly abandoned the past several years now. Search doesn’t work. The browser extensions are broken.
The Chrome extension works as expected.
Cmd + D creates a bookmark.
Cmb + B shows existing bookmarks that you can edit and organise.
They sync through your Firefox account too.
It's a great system.
Mobile app is inferior to competitors, but Mozilla products are trustworthy. [3]
[1] https://raindrop.io
[2] https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/sync
[3] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/11/firefox-sync-privacy
[0] https://darekkay.com/static-marks/
https://www.linkace.org/
Currently, I use chrome bookmark. I use different keywords(tags) to bookmark a page. Working out good so far.
For example, I am bookmarking a page related to javascript or react tutorial or an article. I will add few keywords to the beginning of bookmark title like #JavaScript #React #TypeScript #MongoDB etc. I may also add a year as a tag #2021
Things that get visited every so often: firefox bookmark toolbar folder with similar links.
Things that might be interesting to lookup or are part of current/past research: single text file with descriptions, links, etc.
Things that have to be checked/researched eventually: gitlab issue with link in title
It's not perfect for sure, but works very well nonetheless.
$22/year for well-built product.
> pinboard.in
https://www.teamsyncbookmarks.com --> create shared bookmark folders in your browser (chrome + firefox). Add your team to sync with their browser or can use it just for yourself when you need access to bookmarks across diff browsers.