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I've used buku for years now. It stores everything in a simple db that can be version controlled and exported to json. I sync across multiple machines, but usua
by snide 4y ago
I've used buku for years now. It stores everything in a simple db that can be version controlled and exported to json. I sync across multiple machines, but usually only care about bookmarks on my desktops. I search it through FZF and add new items at the command line. It's a very simple, very reliable tool that's faster than anything out there.