For work and my everyday life I am often on phones and computers that are not mine, but for which I need access to a variety of web site addresses.
In the past I have stored these on a USB flash drive, on my Google Drive account, sending emails to myself.
All of these are really clunky and I feel like there just HAS to be a program or app for this.
Any ideas? If not, does anyone have a better idea? At this point I’d write them all down in a notebook, but the titles for some are 700 characters long.
I can’t remember the names of any of the sites now, but there used to be places to go to create online bookmark lists. This was a very 1997 kind of thing.
My modern advice would be to use a single Google doc, then share it publicly, and use a url shortener (is there one builtin to Google docs? I do not know), so that you can get to the public, read-only version of your list at https://example.com/sitnam, for example. Then just remember that, and manually type it in as needed.
To change the list you’ll have to go through the trouble of logging into Google docs, but easy to just view.
If you’re a techie, note that Chrome stores its favorites in a plain html file. So depending on how your link collection is arranged now and which browser you like, you might get a head start on your master document by simply exporting your current favorites.
All those online bookmark lists will require you to enter a url, then a login id, then
a password if you’re logging on from other people’s devices.
I would store the links in a HTML file on a usb/flash drive. Then you just need to
double click on it, which will open in the default browser and you can just click
on the links.