I am wondering how other people try to permanently store interesting articles and documents they find on the web. Currently I have a folder in OneDrive where I save pdfs of the most interesting documents, but I find it very cumbersome, and it also makes it difficult to share a specific document since I can't just send a link.<p>So I guess what I am asking what is your way of permanently storing your "exploration" of the internet, your digital bookshelf if you will.
Have you looked at Evernote?<p>Even the free plan does a lot:
- synchronized notes across 2 devices
- favourite things you want to be always available on your phone/tablet
- search for text in images and PDFs<p>Other plus points:
* Plus and Premium plans for more data and devices.
* As many notebooks as you like for different subjects
* Tags to use in place of or in support of notebooks and document content.<p>Disclosure: my only connection with Evernote is as a satisfied customer.
I've not yet tried Evernote, but here's what I do.<p>Earlier, I used to download those PDFs and save it to Google Drive. But now, if there anything I find interesting, I have an urge to share it with HN reader, and simply submit here. This way, I can see my past submissions anytime, & also know what fellow HN readers think about that particular publication.<p>Hope this helps.