Browser guide
Build a useful personal site hub in five minutes
Keep a shortlist you can actually use: collections, pinned favourites and one place to check updates.
Start with the sites you return to
A useful start page is a small set of good decisions, not a second browser history. Save the websites you deliberately revisit and name them clearly. Use a Research collection for things you have not chosen yet, and a Favourites collection for regular destinations.
Pin only the essentials
Pinned entries should be the shortcuts you want first. Keep occasional destinations unpinned so the top of the page remains useful. Search your saved titles and domains when the collection grows instead of scrolling through everything.
Separate bookmarks from monitoring
A saved URL is not automatically a live news feed. My sites can connect recognized companies to the updates already reviewed by EroticAllure. Custom links remain bookmarks unless an update source has been checked. A quiet feed means no reviewed item is available here, not proof that the external site has stopped publishing.
Know where the list lives
This first version saves the list in this browser. It does not synchronize between devices or create a cloud account. Export a backup before clearing browser data or moving to another browser, then import that file into the new copy. Avoid passwords, private access tokens or payment information in bookmark links and titles.
Make the next visit easier
Save this page in your browser’s bookmarks and come back to your own shortlist. The first goal is simple: spend less time finding a site you already know. More personalized discovery can build on that foundation without pretending a bookmark organizer is a trained AI assistant.