Bookmar: Private & Secure Bookmark Manager

Bookmar is a private, local-first bookmark manager built to make saving and organizing the web feel simple again. No account. No analytics. No ads. Your bookmark library stays on your device, with optional passphrase encryption for added protection. Save pages with a click, organize them into folders, find favorites quickly, and let Bookmar automatically pull in useful page details like titles, images, descriptions, and favicons. What you can do - Keep Bookmar open in Chrome’s sidebar while you browse - Save and access bookmarks while browsing in Incognito - Save the current page or multiple open tabs at once - Organize bookmarks with folders, tags, favorites, and drag & drop - Search across titles, URLs, descriptions, folders, and tags - Detect duplicate bookmarks - Edit and manage multiple bookmarks in bulk - Switch between card and list views - Automatically fetch page titles, images, descriptions, and icons - Export and import your library for backups - Protect your library with optional encryption and passkey access - No account, analytics, ads, or Bookmar cloud required Private by design Bookmar doesn't require an account and doesn't operate a server that stores or syncs your bookmark library. Your bookmarks and folders are stored locally in your browser on your device. Optional Encrypt my data protection encrypts your locally stored library using your passphrase. When enabled, exported backups are encrypted as well. There are: - No analytics - No tracking cookies - No ads - No crash-reporting services - No Bookmar account required Built to feel fast Bookmar's Chrome extension lets you quickly save the page you're viewing without leaving it. Pick a folder, favorite it if you want, and get back to what you were doing. Changes you make in one open Bookmar tab are reflected in your other open Bookmar tabs automatically, without sending your library through a Bookmar server. Smart previews, on your terms When you save a bookmark, Bookmar can automatically retrieve public information about the page, such as its title, description, image, and favicon. Bookmar first tries to use information already available from the page you have open. When necessary, it may contact the website or third-party metadata services using the URL you're bookmarking. Your bookmark library is never uploaded to a Bookmar server, and third-party metadata lookups can be turned off completely in Settings. A bookmark manager that does its job Bookmar is built around a simple idea: saving a website shouldn't require handing another company your browsing library. Keep your bookmarks local, organize them your way, encrypt them if you choose, and stay in control of what you save.