In the age of social bookmarking and blogs, old fashioned browser bookmarks (or "Favorites", as Internet Explorer refers to them) are teetering on the edge of obsolete. When you can save a bookmark at, say, del.icio.us, tag it, and have it accessible from any computer, storing a link in your browser seems almost archaic. Adam uses Gmail to save and search his bookmarks; I use Firefox's toolbar for bookmarklets and I'm partial to Firefox keyword bookmarks that turn the address bar into a command line. What about you? Is your bookmarks manager stuff full of links, or has bookmarking URLs become a thing of the past? 'Fess up your bookmarking habits after the jump. Photo by WordRidden.

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What's your system for organizing, syncing, and keeping on top of all your favorite links? Let us know in the comments.