I use a ton of recipes from the internet. Call me old-fashioned(ish), but here's what I do. When I spot one that looks good, I copy the link and the recipe itself into an email that I send to myself, with the name of the recipe as the subject line. It then goes into a Recipes folder (okay, I'm actually more nerdy than that -- I have a bunch of folders for different types of recipes -- soups, desserts, breakfast, etc.). Then, when I'm looking for something new to make, I pull up the email and refer to it while writing my grocery list and making the food itself. If it's excellent enough, I copy it into a Word document in which I have a massive list of all of the winners, categorized (nerd alert) by season and type of dish.
Most good food bloggers do have a "jump to recipe" button, and I actually like reading a blurb about their own life if it's one of the few I've been following for years. What kills me are the photos of each individual step. I don't need to know what the onions look like before and after cooking! That seems to be a recent thing, so my guess is that a bunch of people who are clueless in the kitchen requested such photos. Good for them for trying to become un-clueless, but it's mind-numbing for those of us who don't need such detailed instruction. But I guess I can't complain if there's a "jump to recipe" button.