Bookmark management has been a long-standing problem for internet users. It has been plagued by issues such as inflation and messiness, much like a stubborn illness. Why has it not been solved? The answer is simple: users are not aware of the technique of dividing bookmarks into two distinct groups. The first group is well-organized and steady bookmarks, while the second group is a temporary mix of useful and unimportant bookmarks. This second group may seem insignificant, but is actually very important when searching for something.
