How do you store your bookmarks?

Most of my bookmarks are simply saved in Firefox, (mildly) organized using folders. I also use Pocket, but really only for articles on the web I find interesting so I can tag them again.

I store my browser bookmarks in my browser. I create folders (and even sub-folders) to organise them.

To be honest, I didn't even know there was any other way to store browser bookmarks but in one's browser.

Haven't used bookmarks in years, but I used to use Pinboard. It's a tiny, cheap service with some great values:

Pinboard is a fast, no-nonsense bookmarking site for people who value privacy and speed.
There are no ads and no third-party tracking. You pay a few bucks a year, and that's it.
Pinboard lets you bookmark from any browser, connect up to three Twitter accounts (and favorites), and sync with popular services like Instapaper or Pocket.
For a few more bucks a year, Pinboard offers an archiving service which saves a copy of everything you bookmark, gives you full-text search, and automatically checks your account for dead links.

I use a paid service https://pinboard.in/.

I cannot recommend it enough!

By using it, I am not tied to a particular browser. My default browser is Firefox, and there's a good Pinboard Webextension add-on available for Firefox.

It has a great search, ability to add custom searchable notes to bookmarks, and API too (so there are few Emacs packages for Pinboard too :)).

Update: Oops, @calcifer already posted about this. Turns out, I had started writing this about an hour back, something came up, and then I just submitted this comment.

There's Bookmark Archiver, which is self-hosted, open source, and describes itself as "Your own personal Way-Back Machine". As the name states it both bookmarks — saves references to pages for later reuse — and archives — saves the full content of those pages.

I highly recommend it. I use it in conjunction with Pinboard.

I use Pocket, tagging is much quicker & more useful for me than throwing stuff in folders. The syncing also useful. I just wish Mozilla would open-source it like they said.

I've always just used the bookmark toolbar on whichever browser I'm on, I set them to have no text, just the favicon and usually keep it less than 10 total. I don't even remember what the last thing I bookmarked to be able to come back to was... just my most used sites.

I like to think I have as good enough memory to get back anywhere I need to. I probably could use them more but I just have never done it to form the habit.

Poorly. I'm using Pocket, but it gets worse the more you use it.

Simply bookmarking is insufficient. I frequently want permanently archived content, searchable by metadata, full text, tags, workflow, and date(s). Simplified/streamlined formatting as well.

I've found no sufficient solution.

I use Reddit, actually. I have a series of text posts in a personal sub organized like I would folders in a file system. Each post has dozens of "sub-folders", comments with headers basically, and each comment then has the link with a blurb or note inserted wherever it's needed. That way I can have access to my bookmarks wherever I go or share them with friends and introduce them to random content that I think stood out for one reason or another.

I generally use my browser's bookmarks. I also wrote my own home page in HTML to serve as my own Web portal. I split my links into categories and put each category in its own div. Because of this I've moved away from using bookmarks, since now I can just open up notepad++, with my home page always open in a tab, and put a link under the appropriate div. It makes things a lot easier compared to bookmarks. I have it on my own computer, not on someone else's mainframe. I can put images, other pages, and symbolic links to documents within the folder that my homepage's index.html file is stored, so if I wanted to I could add notes or all kinds of documents onto my home page if I wanted to, which I don't.

I started with Pinboard but it was to brutalist for me - right now I´m saving them at are.na - it´s more a sort of social bookmarking but I´m satisfied with their service and the stuff i find there from other users.

I just use Firefox's bookmark bar. All bookmarks start out being stored on the main bar, then once I run out of room to hold them all at once, I either purge unneeded ones or I create a new folder to group some into.

I'm lazy. Don't judge me.

I'm very keen to store bookmarks, but I rarely use them. I just type the first letters for Chrome to complete. I do have an Org file full of links for learning resources, but I also rarely open it.