Arkive

What's new in 1.3.4 - Bug fixes --- Import your X bookmarks in one click — pulls your saved posts straight from x.com into a dedicated collection inside the extension. Also new: import your starred GitHub repositories (no sign-in needed), and bookmark exports from Pocket now import correctly with tags intact. Plus a fix for a crash that could happen when switching notes mid-edit. --- Arkive is your internet, finally organized — a local-first home for bookmarks, notes, and RSS, right in a new tab. Everything lives on your device by default. No account required, no data leaving your browser unless you choose to sync it. WHAT'S INSIDE RSS Reader — subscribe to feeds, organize them into folders, and read distraction-free with save-for-later and read/unread tracking. Notes — a fast, clean writing space with rich formatting, slide presentations, and note sharing when you want it. Bookmarks — save links with previews, tags, and collections, and find anything again in seconds. Kanban — simple boards for tracking tasks and projects without leaving your browser. Tools — small local-first utilities for working with data, starting with a JSON viewer. YOUR NEW TAB PAGE Every new tab becomes a launchpad: a search bar that works like your browser's address bar (type a shortcut and press Tab to jump straight into a specific site, or just search the web), an open-tabs panel that groups everything you have open by site so you can jump, close, or save in one click, and one-click "stash" to save and close an entire browser window's worth of tabs at once. PRIVACY FIRST Your data stays in your browser's local storage by default. Optional peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted cloud sync are available if you want your workspace across multiple devices — Arkive's servers never see your unencrypted content.