There are many tools. Save-and-triage with Todoist, tag and search with Pocket, knowledge management tools galore.
I’m going to strawman a bit here, this might not be your issue, but I think it’s useful because this is a common pathology. The tool isn’t the problem. The problem is the underlying FOMO. You can’t read everything. You’re not going to read everything even if you bookmark it in the perfect app.
What if, instead of bookmarking, you scheduled time in your calendar for reading it to the extent you felt you’d extracted optimal value from that resource? How many hours a week would you dedicate? How many pages would that imply?—and how does that compare with your bookmarking appetite?
Anyway the better thing was here all along, it’s just only recently even enabled by multimodal retrieval: screenshots
I’m going to strawman a bit here, this might not be your issue, but I think it’s useful because this is a common pathology. The tool isn’t the problem. The problem is the underlying FOMO. You can’t read everything. You’re not going to read everything even if you bookmark it in the perfect app.
What if, instead of bookmarking, you scheduled time in your calendar for reading it to the extent you felt you’d extracted optimal value from that resource? How many hours a week would you dedicate? How many pages would that imply?—and how does that compare with your bookmarking appetite?
Anyway the better thing was here all along, it’s just only recently even enabled by multimodal retrieval: screenshots