ymarks is a free and open source add-on for several modern web browsers with a server component written in C that allows you to synchronize your browser's bookmarks with an SQLite3 database that can be hosted either on your local machine or somewhere in your intranet (or even the internet). It is supposed to be a single-user system in order to reduce complexity and increase privacy, but you can (technically) run as many parallel instances of ymarks as you like.
Keep your Chrome bookmarks on Windows up to date with the Safari bookmarks on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. iCloud stores your w ...
Firefox Sync is a Mozilla Labs project to integrate web services into Firefox by allowing users to securely share their data w ...
Linkman Pro allows for managing large amount of URLs in its own database. Linkman Pro can efficiently organize, synchronize a ...
Syncmarx leverages your favorite cloud file hosting services to synchronize your bookmarks between browsers. Simply install th ...
xBrowserSync is a completely free and open source tool for syncing your bookmarks and browser data between your various browse ...
Enjoy the access to your favorite sites, bookmarks, tabs from any computer and any browser - with perfect ease! Eversync will ...
The goal of this project is to build a browser extension that syncs your browser data with Nextcloud. Historically this was on ...
Sync bookmarks between different browsers and cloud platforms such as dropbox and icloud
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This extension indexes all your bookmark items once and updates its indexing database when a change occurs in your bookmark tr ...