How do you keep track of what you’ve read online?

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I&rsquo;d like to start keeping track of the good blog articles I&rsquo;ve read, especially the ones I think could be useful later. For now I use Safari&rsquo;s read later list but it doesn&rsquo;t feel efficient and mixes what I want to read and what I&rsquo;ve read already.What solution do you use?

mtmail · Accepted Answer

Instapaper, once read I can put articles into archive or delete.

pamoroso · Answer

tl;dr I don't.Here's some more context.I use Google Keep as a read later tool, with a note for each article. Once read I usually discard the note except for the most interesting or valuable articles, which I may bookmark in the browser, share to my Mastodon profile, or post about on my blog.

How do you keep track of what you’ve read online?

I’d like to start keeping track of the good blog articles I’ve read, especially the ones I think could be useful later. For now I use Safari’s read later list but it doesn’t feel efficient and mixes what I want to read and what I’ve read already.
What solution do you use?

Instapaper, once read I can put articles into archive or delete.

tl;dr I don't.
Here's some more context.
I use Google Keep as a read later tool, with a note for each article. Once read I usually discard the note except for the most interesting or valuable articles, which I may bookmark in the browser, share to my Mastodon profile, or post about on my blog.