I recently switched to using KeePass and Syncthing, and I love them. I was wondering if there’s a bookmark manager where I can keep all my bookmarks on a synced file like KeePass. I’ve tried looking, but I haven’t had any luck. Does anyone know of one?
Works with Nextcloud, Git, or WebDAV and stored the bookmarks as a file.
Floocus is what you are looking for. It can store the file on any webdav, gdrive, git or Nextcloud storage. I use it to sync my bookmarks between Browsers and systems
Any software recommendations for self hosting a WebDAV server?
If you want an easy setup, then you can try Davis. It has CardDAV, CalDAV and WebDAV ☺️
It doesn’t really work for me. I don’t use (or know how to use some of) the services that it requires
What do you use to sync keepass?
Why not just use bookmarks in Firefox with sync enabled? You can self host your own sync server if you are worried about privacy.
I don’t use Firefox exclusively
Is there any real privacy concern from using Mozilla’s sync server?
No, it’s fully end-to-end encrypted.
Take a look at xbrowsersync.org
I export my rss.opml and my bookmarks.html files once a week and upload them to Proton Drive as backups. I also convert the html to a md file so it can be rendered by Proton Docs, so I can just click the links from there if I need to.
I’ve also failed at finding one… so I just try to save links in my own synced markdown files, with some intent / purpose behind them.
IE If I’m planning a vacation, I save the links from that research to my vacation planning
.md
file. So I don’t just click the bookmark button anymore, they’re saved to a document for a specific purpose.Linkding might work well for you given your current workflow. I had considered doing the same as you, but I find the linkding extension makes saving and tagging bookmarks super fast.
Theres also an option to make automatic snapshots on the way back machine for each bookmark (though its recommended to donate to IA to use this feature).
Maybe https://linkwarden.app/ would work for your needs? Also great that it creates offline backups of the websites you bookmark in case they get removed from the internet
Maybe https://omnivore.app/ too but linkwarden seems best
Never tried the other one, sure the ui look slickier, but omnivore is free
I use omnivore, not exactly what you want but it’s great, and doubles as an RSS and newsletter reader
Do you happen to use Omnivore on android too? If so, did you ever happen to have trouble syncing deletions/saved articles between them?
I use the PWA so there’s no issue
Alright, thanks anyway