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Bookmark manager with auto-sort rules, full-text search, short links, duplicate cleanup, and dark mode. Bookmark manager that automatically organizes your bookmarks using regex rules. Set up patterns like `github\.com` or `(twitter|x)\.com` and every new bookmark gets filed into the right folder. Rules are evaluated top-to-bottom with a built-in tester to verify patterns before relying on them. Full-text bookmark search — indexes the actual content of your bookmarked pages, not just titles. Search for something you vaguely remember reading. Works from the settings page or the address bar: type `bs` then Tab, then your query. Short links for bookmarks — assign keywords like `gh`, `docs`, or `mail` to frequently used bookmarks. Type `bs gh` in the address bar and go directly there. Keywords are matched first; unmatched queries fall back to full-text search. Quick save popup — click the extension icon and your bookmark is auto-sorted into the correct folder with a 3-second countdown. Override the folder if needed, or let it save automatically. Bookmark cleanup tools — find duplicate bookmarks, detect dead links, and identify bookmarks you never open. Bulk-delete what you don't need. Dark mode — follows your system preference automatically, or toggle between light, dark, and system manually. Export and import — back up your rules, short links, and usage data as JSON. Restore on another machine or after a reinstall.
Mar 30, 2026
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