SiteMarker

SiteMarker is a cool tool that helps you manage bookmarks on your Linux computer. Imagine if all your favorite web browsers didn’t support bookmarks! Crazy, right? But bookmarks have been around for ages, even before the internet was a thing!

Why Use SiteMarker?

Sure, most web browsers offer some basic bookmark organization, but they can’t compare to what modern online bookmark managers bring to the table. That’s where SiteMarker comes in. It’s an open-source bookmark manager designed as a beautiful GTK4 desktop app specifically for Linux users, especially those using GNOME.

Features of SiteMarker

With SiteMarker, you can save your favorite websites in a neat little database. You get to manage these records too—viewing, deleting, or moving them around is super easy! Plus, there’s also the option to import and export your databases.

Your Privacy Matters

A big reason to choose SiteMarker is privacy. When you save content locally on your computer, it tends to be better protected than if it were stored in the cloud (as long as you follow good security practices!). This means less worry about your information getting lost or hacked.

Keeps Your Browser Clean

Another great point about using SiteMarker is keeping your browser clean and simple. We’ve all been there with dozens of tabs open and tons of folders cluttering our bookmark bar. With SiteMarker, you won’t need that chaos anymore!

Tracking Your Favorites

At the end of the day, SiteMarker does everything a modern browser can do for bookmarks. It helps you track all those amazing webpages and sites you love visiting.

Future Updates?

Now, while it’s true that there aren’t many advanced options for organizing bookmarks right now (you can use tags and folders), there’s always room for improvement with future updates!