That is literally what browser bookmarks are meant for.
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A "list of videos to watch later" can quickly become a dreaded multiple hour homework assignment. My "favorites" list on the steaming service is a graveyard of movies I thought I wanted to watch.
Mood.
Would bookmark folders suffice for organizing?
Or go retro and have a tree of bookmarks as an unordered list, with the top level of the tree as the folders or categories.
I think that was the initial idea behind Pocket but no idea how it has developed since then.
Yes you can achieve this with Pocket or Wallabag, a FOSS alternative.
Wallabag also have an automatic tag feature that can add tag based on the URL, so it would be possible to make different reading lists as you suggested: https://doc.wallabag.org/en/user/configuration/tagging_rules.html
The many tools around this are interesting. "Web clipping" I think is the generic phrase for it. I got kind of deep into it from of a desire to wrangle ADHD, and a bit of datahoarding and knowledge mapping. Omnivore is one I liked for text articles, and there's super niche applications like Zotero.
I like to use Hypothes.is for annotating stuff I read in depth
Yeah, I was gonna say Pocket does this pretty well. You just have to Copy+Paste links.
Organize you bookmarks? It's a simple folder hierarchy, not rocket science.
You could save them to an RSS Reader
Save the videos, put them on a NAS and use a fancy frontend like Infuse to view your collection.
Couldn't you simply use search-word filtering on the bookmarks?
Just write the URL down on a piece of paper. Break it out when you have some time to kill.
I use tabs on Firefox and move the websites/videos that I want to read/view later on a specific tab.
A text file(s) with a list of links. Use LibRedirect or some other redirector extension to redirect the links to the instance of your choosing, just change the redirector when you want to change instances.
Also- Couldn't you add 'groups' to your current setup by just creating folders in your existing bookmarks? (assuming you're using bookmarks that are baked into your browser)
not sure what you mean by across different websites but imdb and letterboxd do this or any todo list app.
StuffToWatch.txt