Ask HN: Do you still use browser bookmarks?
Of course, and I'm surprised many people don't. Chrome handles bookmarks well, automatically syncing them between different machines you are signed in on. I used to have them nicely organized into different folders but now it's a bit of a mess... It's especially useful to deal with tab explosion. Control+D and you can  just save all your tabs in a single folder (and never look at them again.)<p>The biggest problem is linkrot. As a rough estimate 13% of links die every year, and it's quite possibly much higher than that. (<a href="https://www.gwern.net/Archiving%20URLs" rel="nofollow">https://www.gwern.net/Archiving%20URLs</a>) Without the glorious web archive, bookmarks would be unusuable. And I wonder how many people know about web archive.. Youtube-dl may also be useful if you want to preserve music or videos (despite the name, it works on almost every site I've tried it on including audio sites.) Someday I intend to script something up to automatically scrape all my bookmarks and make a local copy, but it seems complex.