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Save links to Auorum and import bookmarks from Chrome and X bookmarks when you start capture. Auorum (https://auorum.com) helps you capture pages into your Auorum library without leaving your flow. Open the extension, save the current tab (or paste any link), add optional tags, and place the bookmark into the folders you already use on auorum.com. What you can do Save the active tab’s URL in one step (or edit the URL before saving). Choose one or more folders from your Auorum account (when available). Add tags so links stay easy to find later. Open your library or auorum.com from the popup when you need the full app. Chrome bookmark import On Auorum’s import experience at auorum.com, this extension can read your Chrome bookmark tree so you can bring existing bookmarks into Auorum. Import only runs when you use that flow on auorum.com (or your signed-in Auorum domain). Getting started Sign in at auorum.com, then use the extension popup. If you’re signed out, the extension can open the sign-in page; after signing in, refresh from the popup. Permissions (why they’re needed) Bookmarks: Required to read your Chrome bookmark tree for the optional import flow on auorum.com. Cookies / storage: Keeps you signed in to Auorum and stores lightweight extension settings. Host access (including auorum.com): Talks to Auorum to save bookmarks and verify your session. Active tab: Lets the popup pre-fill the URL of the page you’re viewing when appropriate. For how Auorum handles data, see the privacy policy linked on auorum.com (and in the Chrome Web Store Privacy practices section).
Apr 14, 2026
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