Curious to know what do you use as your bookmark manager? Standard, plug-in, standalone, or cloud based? I have too many bookmarks past and current, I need to organize them into groups. Past bookmarks have been exported. I even started my own manual cut & paste into a spreadsheet then added my comments, they do not show any nice visual icon cue's.
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Howdy, Jules!
As part of a larger app, I get the Chrome bookmark list and display it as a web page in my browser. Sorts the list. No icons.
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I use https://www.bookmarkee.com/ and have for several years. Easily available on any computer I am at and any browser. Very simple which is what I like, I do not need fancy graphics, etc.Comment
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I wounder if one can Programmatically capture the sites icon to build their own standalone bookmark manager? Gary's way is what I'd like to do.Comment
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It's called a favicon. The HTML will contain something like <link rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" href="/images/favicon.ico">"Not my circus, not my monkeys."Comment
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I just use Firefox's built in Bookmarks menu. I've got hundreds of bookmarks organised in groups/folders up to three levels deep.
They are all stored in a places.sqlite database in my Profile directory and if I want to I can use SQLite Studio on it.
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Eric & Stuart , thank you for the leads!!
Added: maybe not the best res image but simple ... www.domain.com/favicon.icoComment
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I used to do what Stuart does and had a FireFox update take it out many years ago. Vowed never again. My deceased wife used (and loved) https://www.mymark.me
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Thanks for your input Brice! That looks very interesting, your wife had great taste in software!
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