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Suggests pages you visit as bookmarks in your local Bookmark Dashboard. All data stays in your browser — no servers, no accounts. Bookmark Suggestions is the companion extension for the free, open-source Bookmark Dashboard (bookmarks.skillihire.com). As you browse, it quietly notices pages worth bookmarking and offers them to you with a simple Yes/No choice — no need to remember to bookmark something while you're on the page. Everything happens on your own device: • No account, sign-up, or API key • No servers — this extension has nowhere to send your data even if it wanted to • No analytics, telemetry, or tracking of any kind • Minimal permissions: only "tabs" (to read the current page's URL/title) and "storage" (to save your suggestions and settings locally) How it works: 1. Install the extension and open your Bookmark Dashboard. 2. Browse normally. Pages you haven't already bookmarked will appear as suggestions in the dashboard's "Bookmark Suggestions" panel. 3. Click "Yes, Save" to bookmark it, or "No, Dismiss" to ignore it — dismissed pages are never suggested again. Smart filtering built in: internal browser pages, localhost, private networks, and pages with tracking parameters in the URL are automatically excluded (tracking parameters like utm_*, fbclid, and gclid are also stripped before comparison, so trivially different URLs to the same page aren't suggested as duplicates). Full source code, security details, and the standalone dashboard are all available on GitHub — see the extension's homepage link on this listing. Privacy policy: https://bookmarks.skillihire.com/privacy.html
Sep 2, 2026
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