GoSuki is a local bookmark manager that tracks bookmarks across multiple web browsers and browser profiles.
The software monitors browsers’ internal bookmark files and detects changes using the operating system’s native event notification facilities. It does not require a browser extension or a cloud account, and stores the collected bookmarks in a portable local database.
GoSuki runs as a background service and provides a local web interface, a command-line utility and a terminal interface. It also supports synchronisation between devices, bookmark archiving and integration with external services.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Tracks bookmark changes in real time.
- Works without browser extensions or cloud services.
- Monitors multiple supported browsers simultaneously.
- Handles multiple profiles for each browser.
- Stores bookmarks in a portable local database.
- Packages its main components in a single executable.
- Provides a built-in local web interface.
- Includes a dmenu and rofi-compatible command-line utility.
- Offers a terminal interface showing module status and processing metrics.
- Uses folders and hashtags as bookmark tags.
- Runs custom scripts and actions associated with tags and folders.
- Synchronises bookmarks between multiple devices.
- Archives bookmarks using ArchiveBox.
- Imports bookmarks from Buku databases.
- Imports Pocket bookmark exports in CSV format.
- Maintains compatibility with the Buku SQLite database.
- Consolidates curated content from external APIs.
- Supports an optional system tray icon.
- Runs on Linux, macOS, Windows and BSD systems.
Website: github.com/blob42/gosuki
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Developer: Chakib Benziane
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
GoSuki is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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