so I have a four digit browser tab count and I realise a lot of the reason why I have this is that I view the open tabs as a sort of archive; not a working memory, but everything that I might want to return to later. I find that it's a lot easier to find an open tab than searching for something in browser history, so this kind of makes sense, but there was a great point from a discussion about saving your old artistic works on here (which I can ironically no longer find) which was that if you have no organisation on your pile of stuff, it's not an archive, it's a hoard. So I want to apply some sort of bookmarking and organisation to the whole thing so I can close tabs and be confident I'll be able to find them later
And just having a million browser tabs doesn't really work for archival because, often, the tabs break - websites go down, things get deleted, page content changes... so I want to bookmark things and organise them in a convenient and sensible way, but I also want to properly save them, taking down a copy of the page for if (and when) it goes down. Am I overthinking this and should just use Firefox's inbuilt bookmarks + the Internet Archive Wayback Machine extension, or is there something that serious and organised web surfers on here can recommend?