Yes, I know. I’m not suggesting this could be fixed, only that people should be aware of this. What’s worse, depending on the style used for links, the visual appearance of the link is kept in the pdf. For example, if the page has links as blue, underlined, text, the printed pdf will show blue, underlined text, and you will only find out that it is not a link when you eventually try to press one. That’s how I found out.
Good methods. Thanks. I often end up with the “mail to myself” because the one, and pretty much only, religiously followed procedure I have is “zero mail inbox” every day. Whatever shows up in the mail inbox will be taken care of. Sadly, my DT Global Inbox is not like that at all at this point (reason for a new-year resolution 
). Based on my habits, things like the Safari reading list are totally off the radar screen. Every now and then I find some ancient stuff on there that I forgot about. That’s actually fun, too: rediscovering old information.