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I've started doing the same, but instead I keep a "personal wiki" .docx -document. Updating that is less frustrating than realizing again and again that you can't find the thing you found a month earlier, using the same search terms, because of SEO optimization and other random bullshit thats apparently going on under the hood.
Have you looked into personal wikis like Tiddlywiki or Zim, by any chance? They may be a little better suited to the task than your .docx document.
Personally I've found for a local, offline only approach, Zim is rather nice & pretty easy to pick up. Nevertheless, if your method is working well for you, disregard this!
I havent, but I'll be sure to check them out if they could be usefull to me. Thanks for the tip!
Or create your own Zettelkasten using Logseq or Obsidian, it's a very cool thing.