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It's the most boring, but a text file with the urls and a title is probably your best option. Copy and paste to browser. Encrypt the file if you want extra sec
by dmbche 3y ago
It's the most boring, but a text file with the urls and a title is probably your best option. Copy and paste to browser.
Encrypt the file if you want extra security and use a good password/password manager.
I understand it's not elegant UX/UI though.
- southernplaces7 3y agoInteresting idea and I'll give it a try, though the thought of transferring over my existing bookmarks (very large) and giving many of them titles is daunting to say the least.
- dmbche 3y agoThere might he a tool to export your bookmarks to a good standard - I'll look around. I doubt you're the first to look for this! Edit: chrome offers to export to html - might be a better start! You can then turn that into txt or copy paste what you're interested in!
- yannickperrenet 3y agoA while ago I wrote a simple script (including cli) to convert your exported bookmarks to markdown [1]. Hope it helps. [1] https://github.com/yannickperrenet/bookmarkdown https://github.com/yannickperrenet/bookmarkdown
- mmphosis 3y agoa local html file. <a href="link">title</a> In Firefox, about:config network.http.sendRefererHeader = 0
- jonnycomputer 3y agoIf you are doing text, this is the answer.