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Agreed. I use buku and bukuserver because I can view bookmarks on my terminal/cli in addition to the browser page. Bookmark management is in a bad state of af
by cyberge99 5y ago
Agreed. I use buku and bukuserver because I can view bookmarks on my terminal/cli in addition to the browser page.
Bookmark management is in a bad state of affairs. If I'm on my phone or misc. browser, I use Pocket. I then use 'puku' to sync my Pocket urls into buku (with tags).
I use bukubrow for Firefox as an extension.
I wish there was a better way, but for now it works.
If anyone can write an iPhone/Android app, I'd be open to collaborate on project that could optimize bookmark management.
A great product would be: browser independent extensions, cli tool, db backend, os independent, self-hosted (with option for cloud) and no requirement for a web interface.
Just my .02 cents.
- tconfrey 5y ago@cyberge99 check out BrainTool[1]. Its a Chromium extension that allows you to capture bookmarks and notes into a hierarchical topic tree thats stored in an org-mode syntax plain text file editable w emacs or any org editor (incl Orgzly on Android). It's not browser dependent for capture and navigation (not sure how it could be) but otherwise checks your boxes. [1] https://braintool.org/2021/08/25/Managing-your-Browser-with-BrainTool.html https://braintool.org/2021/08/25/Managing-your-Browser-with-...