The old as time debate: how do you save content for later?

The only thing that works for me so far is youtube watch later. Articles do not have their place :)

On Youtube I save for later, articles I save with Instapaper.

Very inefficiently. I have Google Docs labeled with a topic where I save links relating to that topic. It is the only thing I have found that works for me.

Weavit! Eating my own cooking :)

1. I use Obsidian to take notes. 2. Important URL for reading later I just Email myself. (so old school)

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This is also a very frustrating issue for me. I usually open more than 30 tabs in my browser and afraid to close them because I think I can get through them all in one day. I never quite did it though. Couple years ago I used to have a folder on Google Drive where I kept all the links and online materials that I want to get back to -- and to be honest, after a while it was quite a mess. Now I'm using Google Keep to store all those links. If I think there's something very interesting or relevant to my current tasks, I'd pin it on Keep so that it stays up on the top of the tool.

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