Alternatives to Xmarks
Cross-browser bookmark sync
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Cross-browser bookmark sync. Xmarks has been discontinued; the active alternatives listed here are maintained products you can switch to.
Users who browsed from multiple computers and browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari) and wanted the same bookmarks available everywhere.
A synced, deduplicated bookmark library accessible across browsers and machines, with an online backup of your bookmarks. It also offered browsing history sync and basic bookmark search. A premium tier added mobile access and additional storage/history features.
Users installed a browser extension/add-on (originally Foxmarks for Firefox, later versions for other browsers) that uploaded local bookmarks to Xmarks' servers and synced them back down to every other browser where the extension was installed, merging changes automatically.
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Bookmark Ninja is a browser-based bookmark manager aimed at individuals and teams, offering tagging, a customizable multi-column dashboard, duplicate detection, a dead-link finder, and optional passwo.
Linkinize is a cloud bookmark manager built for teams and professionals, organizing links into shared workspaces with tags, custom permissions, public pages and AES-256 encryption.
mymind is a save-everything bookmarking tool that uses AI to automatically classify and tag saved links, screenshots, quotes and notes so users don't have to manually sort them.
Servas is an open-source, self-hosted bookmark manager built on Laravel/Inertia with a Svelte frontend, organizing bookmarks into nested groups filterable by tags.
FAQ
Yes. Diigo, LinkAce and Linkding have a free tier or are fully free. Free-tier limits in the comparison table are verified and dated.
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