Bookmarkme is a Chrome extension that lets users save, organise and rediscover bookmarks through visual previews, nested collections, tags, AI summaries and full-text search. It also offers reader view, highlights and notes, an offline archive, and import of existing browser bookmarks. The free plan covers up to 500 bookmarks and 5 collections.
Clipper
Web Clipper is an open source browser extension for saving content from the web to a notebook platform. It reduces clutter by clipping only the article, recipe, or product information needed.
Links
Tags
-
0
Bookmarkme is a Chrome extension that lets users save, organise and rediscover bookmarks through visual previews, nested collections, tags, AI summaries and full-text search. It also offers reader view, highlights and notes, an offline archive, and import of existing browser bookmarks. The free plan covers up to 500 bookmarks and 5 collections.
-
0A guide explaining what Firefox containers are and how to use the Firefox Multi-Account Containers addon with the Temporary Containers addon to increase browsing privacy. It covers installation and configuration steps and describes assigning frequently visited sites to their own containers.
-
0Stacks is an AI workspace that combines bookmarks, notes, links and files in one place, described as replacing tools such as Google Drive, bookmarks and Notion. A browser extension allows saving pages with one click, and an AI assistant supports search, summaries and connections across saved content.
-
0Mozilla web browser focused on open standards, privacy controls, extensions, and cross-device sync.
-
0ClippingMini is a bookmark manager that saves links, files and documents into folders. The source states that AI tags, categorizes and summarizes them, checks unsafe URLs and previews documents, video and audio in the browser. It is available through a Chrome extension and a web app, and it can be connected in ChatGPT for saving links and searching the library.
-
0A browser userscript that adds direct download links to Microsoft Store pages when browsing apps. It uses the RG AdGuard project to retrieve links for apps and their dependencies, pointing to files hosted on Microsoft servers. The author reports it as tested on Firefox for Windows with ViolentMonkey.
Community notes
Reviews and discussion
No reviews yet
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Join the discussion
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to review