I used to be a hardcore Kippt user. But the site's performance was really spotty. I ended up gravitating back to Chrome for a couple of reasons.

1. It's super fast to save and organize
2. All my devices are always in sync
3. Less management required than Kippt or icebergs

I wanted to add tags and screenshots to Chrome so I helped build a chrome app called Dewey, which we just released. http://deweyapp.io

I'm using Kippt (http://kippt.com) and enjoy it quite a bit.

I've been using Pinboard (https://pinboard.is) for the last couple of years and I love it.

I just installed a Chrome extension called Dewey Bookmarks. It provides a better UI for finding your bookmarks with keywords, url matching, etc. I really like it so far. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dewey-bookmarks/aahpfefkmihhdabllidnlipghcjgpkdm

I really like Pocket

I make pretty heavy use of the extension and tagging system to keep things in order

I recently heard about http://saved.io. I set up an account, but haven't really used it yet.

Solid question. I'm interested to see what people have to say, as I've been wondering the same thing.

I've been using Zotero for my graduate school research and although its meant for organizing pdfs and other text documents you can save web pages to it as well. They have a chrome plugin that works nicely with the service.

I've a couple different tools on the go.

I use Twitter favorites to bookmark any tweets/links that look interesting.

If I have 15-30minutes I'll go through those favorites. Anything that looks valuable I'll save/tag it with Delicious. Anything that might take a bit more time to explore (e.g. a tutorial, video) I'll save it to Instapaper.

At some point I'll go through Instapaper and if I find those posts useful I'll save/tag with Delicious.

This kind of works for me, however:

1) I end up with 2 long to-do lists (which I'll probably never get through): Favorites and Instapaper.

2) When I want to find something I usually just Google it, rather than check Delicious. But I feel better knowing I've archived it in Delicious :-)

Google Bookmarks and a Chrome extensions called "Yet Another Google Bookmarks Extension". It's a little spartan of a method but it lets you tag/organize bookmarks easily and I can access them across Chrome browsers via the toolbar, in a dropdown panel. Works for me.

I use Saved.io with a custom bookmarklet that I wrote.

A combination of Evernote and Thinkery

I use Myfav.es as my homepage for frequently visited sites. Also Modern New Tab Page Chrome extension for opening new tabs with quick links to frequently visited sites.

Most of my bookmarking is just folders set up in Chrome. I also love Icebergs for collecting website inspiration and images.

Chrome's and Pocket

pocket

Chrome's bookmarks and Trello for useful links that I know will come in handy later. I try and categorise those links so I can easily find things later too.

Used to be http://delicious.com for me but I recently made the switch to http://saved.io and its Chrome plugin. So far so good.

I still use Delicious and it's working good so far. I generally bookmark pages on Chrome and as soon as I fill up the bookmark bar, I open Delicious and just save the ones that I really will use later. It's like a probation time in my Chrome's bookmark bar.

Tried gimmebar.com, pinterest, tumblr, scoop.it, xmark and default bookmark.

Ended up with Kippt and that did the job for me with the help of a chrome extension. For more reading based once, I use a combination of flipboard + instapaper.

i recently setup a wordpress installation and a bookmarklet that posts "the current tab url" to custom meta and then i made a theme that loops what i need (meta url, title, date, thumbnail, filtering)

I've tried most of these but I chop and change quite frequently, at the moment i'm playing with icebergs

https://icebergs.com/site

https://gimmebar.com/

Bookmarks with screenshot.

I used kippt for a while but it didn't stick for whatever reason, even though it's quite nice.

If it's image based, I use Pinterest. I also have 3 folders of favorites in my browser toolbar for important/frequently visited sites and resources (am I the last person on earth that still uses browser favorites?!).

In addition, I use Pocket and save articles within the app to reference later (which I guess is why Kippt felt redundant to me). I also use the Evernote browser extension to save page content if I don't need it for reading later/offline.

I'm using Opera's Stash

I know a bunch of people jumped shipped when Delicious crashed/was sold or whatever but I was too lazy and just stuck with it...and they've been making improvements. I daresay it's better than it ever was, but I was always a casual user (e.g. not using it religiously, but just using it to reference sites later for specific things I liked or was interested in via the tagging system).

I've also tried to make a concerted effort to use some of the more visual ones like Iceber.gs but I always end up forgetting.

Dropmark, Delicious and Pinterest combo of some sort. Depends if it’s for a specific project or just general hoarding.