(Recommended by Gemini 2.0 since compatible with Google Workspaces. Although not many options for Canvas yet other than using that to write a new app for something's API. Fallback was NotebookLM. Gemini does save files uploaded to chat. May be quicker to use their search in most cases if they are not already trained on it.)
(Various questions on how to review footnotes via other than a social network, blog, or website. Emphasis on new Google Gemini Canvas. Toward a Utility of Intelligence. Also writing off-digital in an A5 notebook, Moleskine this month. Wants to be hybrid, too, BuJo if not Deep Work. The bringup is like a deus in the box. All intuition, no indexing. Incidentally, Google Keep had the bookmarks for past trials and that was integrated since alongside calendar and gmail., although it does not import bookmark files such as HTML the way the browser does, but it can export using Google Takeout. Raindrop itself can do labeling or semantic search, but not document editing. AmpleNote has an AmpleCap extension to capture pages to notes, and any AI interaction is through a third-party platform API subscription.)
Organize Your Bookmarks in Google Chrome to Regain Your Sanity
(Another alternative is to make a DASHBOARD. Export the bookmarks into an HTML file. Edit it down to the constantly used categories. Then display and save that as a quick bookmark. Chatbots may also code HTML given a list of links that can be locally saved. That can free up icons crowding the top of the screen. Writing apps can also dedicate a page to related shortcuts or favorites Useful as a workflow reminder. Tab managers are a genre, eg. Workona. Chrome OS also features desktop workspaces. How might a bookmark list be used as a cue for the chatbot context, e.g. as a type of lit review framework? Incidentally, a folder can also be saved to the bookmark bar.)