I have a lot of bookmarks but they aren’t really useful as they’re just links sitting in some poorly design folders. I’d like to have a pipeline from seeing an interesting link online to dissecting the knowledge and storing it in Obsidian.
I like using the Roam Highlighter plugin to quickly copy a link and bulleted highlights. This quickly goes into a “Seeds” folder in Obsidian, and then I move on. This way I can also go there to tinker various seeds into a proper note. For me this works as it incorporates that sometimes I’m only interested in consuming media, and other times I’m in the mood for crafting my own notes from past highlights.
I also mercilessly delete or merge seeds that seem useless later on, which I think is important in reducing clutter.
Honestly I use the daily notes plugin to create a resonance calendar (except I use conversational-style prose instead of tags and flags, beside the link); every time I see something interesting I want to take notes on but don’t have time to do it “right” I basically record my top-level thoughts and big-picture takeaways on the calendar with as many links to why I might want that information later I can think of.
Then when I’m on a relevant or related page, I see that daily note in the backlinks panel, and then since it’s relevant for real this time I update the note.