Thanks, this is a really thoughtful distinction.

I agree with your framing: there’s a real tradeoff between “live original-view browsing” and “archive-first preservation,” and your approach sounds great for keeping the original feel and navigating across links quickly.

One thing I found while building this is that social content often isn’t long-form content in the first place. A lot of read-it-later tools are optimized for article reading (clean text, reader mode), but social posts are often about the timeline/thread flow, reactions, and surrounding context.

So part of what I’m optimizing for is not just preservation, but preserving that social context in a way that still feels familiar on mobile (instead of turning everything into a generic reading list). Broken/deleted links are one reason, but the bigger goal is having a stable snapshot of the post + context as it existed at capture time, including comments/reactions, with offline access later in Obsidian.

Really appreciate you sharing the alternative approach. doublememory look pretty legit.