Bookmark allows you to save your favourite URLs without leaving the terminal and then quickly open them in the browser.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Available commands:
- group – manage URL groups.
- add – add a bookmark URL.
- list – list bookmarks.
- delete – delete a bookmark.
- tag – add a tag to a bookmark.
- untag – remove a tag from a bookmark.
- chgroup – change the group of the bookmark.
- chn – change name of the bookmark.
- chu – change the URL of the bookmark.
- import – imports bookmarks from previous versions.
- URLs can be added to groups and labeled with tag. Some groups and tags principles include:
- Every URL can be in a single group.
- Every URL can have multiple tags.
- URL names in scope of one group have to be unique.
Website: github.com/Szymongib/bookmark
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Developer: Szymon Gibała
License: MIT License
Bookmark is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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