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I run Linkwarden on my home server.
One folder is uncategorised catch all place and the rest is neatly categorised by projects I am working on linked to my notes.
I review once a while to clean up.
https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden
What do you use for notes and how do you connect it to Linkwarden? Many years ago I used Pocket (formerly known as Read It Later) and I eventually realized I was saving stuff and never going back to it.
I recently started saving stuff in HelixNotes because I figured the problem was saving things without context. (And putting them directly in my notes ensures there's always context around them)
I haven't tried Linkwarden but it sounds awesome. I just don't wanna run into the same issue I had with hoarding links like I did with Pocket.
I currently use Obsidian for notes, I really like the canvas function this has to map out ideas and projects. Didn't know HelixNotes, looks promising (and opensource, which Obsedian is not)
I don't have a automatic connection between Obsidian and Linkwarden. I use Linkwarden for temporary storage and import the text/images into Obsidian via the browser plugin. Its a constant workflow for me so not a lot of buildup, but context deffinetly matters.