Linkdean

Save the page you are on to your Linkdean library, on linkdean.app or your own instance.

Linkdean is a bookmark manager you can use at linkdean.app or run on your own server. This extension saves pages to it without leaving the page you're reading. Click the Linkdean button (or press Alt+Shift+S) and the page's title is filled in, with any text you selected as the description. Pick a folder (your last one is already chosen) and add tags, then Save. In a hurry? Save to Unsorted and file it later. Right-click a page or a link and choose "Save page to Linkdean (Unsorted)" or "Save link to Linkdean (Unsorted)" to save it without opening anything. A check on the toolbar button tells you it's in. Open a page you've already saved and the extension says so, with a button to open it in Linkdean, instead of saving a second copy. Signing in happens on the Linkdean website: sign in as usual and choose Allow. The extension gets its own key, which you can see and revoke under Settings → API keys. Signing out of the extension revokes it. Self-hosting? Type your Linkdean's address when you sign in. The extension asks for access to that one address only, and talks to nothing else. Privacy: the extension sends the address, title and selected text of the pages you choose to save to the Linkdean you signed in to, and nothing to anyone else. It doesn't read or send the pages you visit otherwise.