Submitter here. The extension is just for chrome at the moment. I've been using this myself for the last 12 months roughly (when it was 90% complete) and only got around to finishing it off recently.
Main things about it are: it uses a smart search instead of folders/tags and it's built to be used just with key binds. Of course it can be used with the mouse as well.
Bookmarks are stored in a postgres database in the AWS EU West 1 region (Ireland). And yes, import/export is possible. Just go to the settings page in the application.
One thing to note, since devmark doesn't use a folder hierarchy - if you import and then export your bookmarks they won't have original folder setup.
I was asking if they were stored in the browser or in your servers. In fact I wanted to know if they would be synced on multiple computers.
I am currently storing bookmarks in Workflowy with a Chrome Extension that clips the current URL to Workflowy. It is nice, but I might perhaps try your extension for a while.
Yeah, they're synced across multiple computers. The idea is to try and get a Firefox version up and running sooner than later as well. What I want is to have bookmarks cross device and cross browser. Although stretching to an Opera/Edge extension might be a bit too much with just me developing it.
I'm wide open to feedback as well. So if you do end up using it; feel free to let me know what you think of it.
Hi, thanks for bring a good extension for us. However, after i trying, i don't think the extension is user-friendly, and i think it is a little complicate because i don't know how to use it. The users always lazy, they rarely to read such a long extension instructions.
What I'll probably do next is implement some form of post-install instructions (short and concise).
And I also need to somehow display the hotkeys since the extension was designed with the idea that the core user base would be made up of keyboard friendly folks.
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[ 4.4 ms ] story [ 31.9 ms ] threadMain things about it are: it uses a smart search instead of folders/tags and it's built to be used just with key binds. Of course it can be used with the mouse as well.
One thing to note, since devmark doesn't use a folder hierarchy - if you import and then export your bookmarks they won't have original folder setup.
I am currently storing bookmarks in Workflowy with a Chrome Extension that clips the current URL to Workflowy. It is nice, but I might perhaps try your extension for a while.
I'm wide open to feedback as well. So if you do end up using it; feel free to let me know what you think of it.
What I'll probably do next is implement some form of post-install instructions (short and concise).
And I also need to somehow display the hotkeys since the extension was designed with the idea that the core user base would be made up of keyboard friendly folks.