When I started browsing the Internet during the mid 90s on Netscape, the Browser Bookmarks were like a god-send feature and probably the only way to collect and organize web URLs. Some prolific users of the Internet would save full copies of the web page to the hard drive and then use AltaVista Discovery (the only desktop search program available for free at that time) to search through their local archives.
Fortunately, things are so much better now. Like the good old Netscape, the current browsers like Internet Explorer and Firefox still have no native features for saving web research but thanks of some third-party software, it was never so easy to take notes or save web clippings and other online information.
Free Web Clipping Tools: Permanently Save Anything That You Find On The Internet
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