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The problem is that there is no time in my life when I specifically think to read bookmarks. Whenever I have downtime there's 20 other things I can do, and I usually just revert to the one that requires no thought (YouTube). I'd have to either incorporate reading bookmarks into my routine, or set myself a calendar notification.
Just skimming through it will be more than enough
~~I remember reading an advice about this on https://fs.blog/ but forgot which article it was~~
Found it: https://fs.blog/reading/
It's largely about books, but I'd argue it applies to web pages
Well said