Open Source Bookmark #1

An open-source bookmark manager allows you to save, organize, and manage your bookmarks in a way that’s customizable and private. Below are some popular open-source bookmark managers:

Shiori: A simple bookmarks manager written in Go, Shiori is designed to be self-hosted and is lightweight. It allows you to save your bookmarks with tags and descriptions, and even cache the web page content for offline reading.
- GitHub: Shiori
LinkAce: A feature-rich bookmark manager that allows you to organize your links with tags and lists, search them using full-text search, and track changes to the saved web pages. It also supports various integrations like Telegram, Slack, and more.
- GitHub: LinkAce
BookmarkOS: Although not purely open-source, BookmarkOS is a cloud-based bookmark manager that resembles a desktop operating system for organizing your bookmarks, files, and notes.
- Website: BookmarkOS
Shaarli: A minimalist, self-hosted link-sharing platform. It’s great for people who want a lightweight, private solution to manage and share bookmarks.
- GitHub: Shaarli
xBrowserSync: A secure and private open-source bookmark synchronization tool, xBrowserSync works as a browser extension for syncing bookmarks across devices without using third-party services.
- GitHub: xBrowserSync
Reminiscence: A self-hosted bookmarking service that allows you to save links with tags, add notes, and archive content. It has a clean and modern interface.
- GitHub: Reminiscence

These open-source tools give you full control over your data, allowing you to host them on your own server or use them locally. If you’re looking for privacy and customization in managing your bookmarks, these are excellent options.