Well, I do have several lists of favorite websites available at all times, but, like Frank Sinatra, I've done it my way:

As an example, I have a Folder on my Desktop called Tech News, which contains links to a number of sites with technical articles. I have another Desktop Folder named Images, that contains links to sites displaying interesting drawings, paintings and photos. Here's how to create such folders and put links inside them:

Right-click any blank space on your Desktop. Then click on New>Folder. Finally, type in a name for the folder, such as Favorites. Finally, drag the folder to a location near any edge of your Desktop.

The next time you find yourself on an interesting website that you would like to access again in the future do this:

Make sure the web page does not fill your screen - you need to be able to see your Favorites folder at the same time you're viewing the page. If the page fills your screen, click on the "Overlapping Squares" button (between the Dash button and the X button) in the upper right corner of your screen. Then grab the blue bar along the top edge of the web page and drag it to where you can see the Favorites folder you created.

Finally, grab the icon to the left of the web site address at the top of the page and drag it onto your Favorites folder. When the folder turns dark it means you have succeeded in placing a copy of (a link to) the page. In the future, simply double-click the Favorites folder to open it, and then click on the link (shortcut) to access the page (assuming, of course, that you are connected to the Internet).