I clip URLs to DEVONthink Pro a lot—especially in contexts like Zoom calls—where there’s no time to look at the resource at that time.
Regular Web haunts live in my browser, as that puts them closest to hand.
For research, I often put multiple URL-type references in Displayed Attributes. Here’s a real-world example from my research on Wikipedia bots:
So, the above TBX has >8k URLs bookmarked in this fashion. In research doc, since smart URL arrived, I’ll also sometimes just put a bunch of related links in a note’s $Text—normally these are for might-need contextual sources for the work at hand, so not worth the effort of saving in a discrete note or making a DEVONthink record.
Where I store things tends to relate to the reason for bookmarking & regularity of likely use.
A sort of link store is my RSS reader, NetNewsWire (I wish more folks used RSS but I I guess that cuts ad revenue)
In summary:
- web browser bookmarks
- DEVONthink Pro
- Tinderbox URL-type attributes (for intentional Displayed Attributes use)
- RSS/NetNewsWire