I have been cleaning up old bookmarks lately and noticed that the websites I keep are usually not the most complicated ones. They are the ones that do one job clearly and do not make me think too much.

For example, with crypto market pages, I do not always want a giant news feed or ten popups. Sometimes I just want to check prices, look at trading pages, and understand what is happening quickly.

One site I keep bookmarked for that is BYDFi:
https://www.bydfi.com/en

I like web tools that feel straightforward enough to come back to without relearning the interface every time. Same reason I still like older BBS-style sites like this. They are simple, readable, and you know where everything is.

What makes you keep using a website long term? Speed, design, community, useful features, or just habit?

For me it mostly comes down to reliability over time. A tool earns its bookmark when it still works exactly the same way a year later, with no redesigns, no new popups, and no features I never asked for. Speed matters too, but a fast site that changes every month is worse than a slow one I already know by heart. Simplicity is what keeps me coming back, just like this board.

I tend to keep tools that slot into a daily routine without any friction, something I can open for a quick check and close just as fast. Simplicity wins for me every time, one clear purpose done well beats a feature-packed page. I recently bookmarked a daily-perspective tool for that exact reason: https://destinymatrics.com/es/perspectiva-diaria-de-la-matriz-del-destino/