I've started to use Raindrop, seems to work well and you can tag each bookmark and later search by tag.
this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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I'm gonna try raindrop, it seems focused on this first organization step and will help me get this all organized and put out the fire.
I save some links in org mode, if it's not something i frequently use then what is the point in keeping it in the browser?
What i like about org mode is that it keeps things in a plain text file, i also have emacs scripting that helps a little.
So op what did u end up using? I'm using xbroswersync ❤️
I use Nextcloud bookmarks with Floccus. Floccus can be installed as an add-on in Firefox and as an app on Android. It retains the folder structures of bookmarks.
Floccus seems like its good for merging and then syncing bookmarks centrally, which I'm gonna need in the future when the organizing is done.
Linkding
The developer recently added support for SearXNG and some other alternatives to Google that lets you see related bookmarks when doing a search.
Can you elaborate and / or link to docs about this please ?
I can't seem to find anything relevant and I use both linkding and searxng.
Ah sorry it wasn't the actual linkding project but the browser plugin.
Looks really cool. Thank you very much for the link :)