I want to be able to manage and sort them. I use firefox, so both tags and folders are okay. manually exporting groups of them to like documents related to the topic I was researching (and then removing the bookmark) would also be okay. Self-hosted solutions are also welcome.

Very successful post, thank you everyone for sharing your bookmark-related tools.

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      I’m gonna try raindrop, it seems focused on this first organization step and will help me get this all organized and put out the fire.

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    Honset question: How many of these bookmarks do you use regularly? Can you trim them down to a much more manageable number of bookmarks?

    I periodically go through my bookmarks and purge ones I haven’t accessed in a while because they’re not actually serving any purpose.

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      Yes certainly, and I think I’m gonna need a better UI than what firefox offers in order to do it. I’m real quick and messy about saving, so a lot is gonna get deleted for sure.

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      The developer recently added support for SearXNG and some other alternatives to Google that lets you see related bookmarks when doing a search.

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      I’m quite happy with Linkding. Migrated from Pinboard to it about 2 years ago. I have over 18k bookmarks in it and it doesn’t break a sweat. Can recommend!

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      This seems really good for the future when I wanna keep it organized and not make such a mess again

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    I don’t even sort them in folders anymore, just make sure I add tags to them when saving, then use search

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      Yes. What I mean to say is they are unorganized, I need to like go through them and put them in better folders or tags.

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    I use Nextcloud bookmarks with Floccus. Floccus can be installed as an add-on in Firefox and as an app on Android. It retains the folder structures of bookmarks.

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      Floccus seems like its good for merging and then syncing bookmarks centrally, which I’m gonna need in the future when the organizing is done.

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    What functionality are you looking for that goes beyond opening the bookmark manager and, you know, sorting them into folders?

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      Wow this is an absolute powerhouse of a tool, beyond what I couod even imagine.

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        Yeah I’ve used it for years and it’s incredibly useful! I use the citation tool on it a lot and then I bought papership on my iPad to read the articles away from my computer

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    I just use Bitwarden.

    In the desktop app, I created a new folder called ‘Bookmarks’, then for subfolders I click the ‘+’ icon next to ‘folders’ then enter ‘Bookmarks/Whatever’ and hey presto, I have a new subfolder called ‘Whatever’ under the ‘Bookmarks’ folder. I then add tags in the ‘notes’ section of each individual entry for easy searching.

    Benefits: free, open source, private, encrypted, syncs between devices automatically.

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      Okay this is really really fucking cool and I wanna try it out. It’s… tangentially related to the issue. Thanks for sharing it anyway!!

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    I save some links in org mode, if it’s not something i frequently use then what is the point in keeping it in the browser?

    What i like about org mode is that it keeps things in a plain text file, i also have emacs scripting that helps a little.