I’m surprised they didn’t do it sooner.

There are a few choices.

You can create a shortcut (Windows), script or desktop file (Linux). This is probably the easiest method, and works outside on the internet browser.

But as you talked about bookmarks, I am assuming you want to edit directly in your browser. You can host an instance of OnlyOffice Community Edition, and use that as an editor, and save the direct link to service with the appropriate arguments in the URL to recall the file.

If you have a disc copy of an anime, you are free to share the disc.

With a lot of foreign-from-your-country media it is hard to get an hold of that media without spending a lot via a 3rd-party.

If that media is available in your country, then you are free to share the official ways to consume that media.

Having an unofficial copy of a piece of media that isn’t even available in your country isn’t hurting the company behind it, as you are paying premium to a 3rd-party that already bought those copies of the media and now needs to pocket the extra percentage on it.

Copyright almost never applies to the consumer and is more meant to prevent other companies from reselling unofficial recreations or bundles, but of course that depends on laws of your state.

Sgt. Frog/Keroro Gunso