Marca is a GTK 4 bookmark manager that helps you find websites and app deep links in a growing collection.
It combines full-text search with a tag-focused approach to organizing, filtering and retrieving saved links.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Searches saved links using full-text search.
- Filters bookmarks inclusively or exclusively using OR and AND tag logic.
- Organizes bookmarks with nested tags.
- Pins frequently used tags in the sidebar.
- Represents uncategorized, deleted and other bookmark states as tags.
- Sorts bookmarks by creation time, modification time, title, URL or relevance.
- Imports bookmarks from web browsers using HTML bookmark files.
- Imports and exports collections in JSON format.
- Saves links from the command line using the
--addoption. - Adds highlighted text using the
--add-selectionoption. - Provides extensive keyboard controls and shortcut hints.
- Restores and updates a deleted bookmark when the same URL is added again.
- Automatically clears deleted bookmarks after a configurable period.
- Offers system, light, dark and sepia themes.
- Stores bookmark data locally in an SQLite database.
- Uses a responsive interface built with GTK 4 and libadwaita.
Website: https://github.com/simoonas/Marca
Support:
Developer: Simonas Ju
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Marca is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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