BrowserSync - Self-Hosted

Sync bookmarks, history and passwords between your devices through your own server, end-to-end encrypted.

Sync your bookmarks, history and passwords between your own devices through a server you host yourself. Everything is encrypted on your device before it's uploaded, so the server (and whoever runs it) only ever stores ciphertext. Works in Firefox (140 or newer) and in Chromium browsers (Brave, Vivaldi, Edge, Chromium, ...), on the same account, so your data follows you between them. Made for browsers without Chrome Sync and for anyone who'd rather not hand their data to Google. WHAT'S NEW IN 2.6.0 • Password folders: organize your accounts into folders like Work or Google, filter the password list by folder, and search by folder name. • CSV import reads folders from your file, and exports include them. • The "+" in the popup now opens the Add password window, which stays open while you switch tabs to copy things in. FEATURES • Bookmarks: two-way sync with merge, so moves, renames and deletions carry over. • History: optional, with a configurable number of days to keep. • Password manager: suggestions and a save prompt on websites, add accounts right from the page, optional autofill (on click, on focus or on page load), a right-click menu, two-step verification codes (TOTP), folders, and CSV import from Chrome, Firefox or Bitwarden. • Password generator: random characters or EFF word passphrases, with a strength meter. • Your account: change your password, and see and sign out the devices using your account. • Encrypted backups you can export and restore. • English and Spanish. PRIVACY BY DESIGN • End-to-end encryption: your data key never leaves your devices unencrypted. • A recovery passphrase, shown once, lets you set up new devices or reset your password. Nobody else can recover your data. • No ads, no analytics, no tracking. Open source. REQUIREMENTS You need your own BrowserSync server, version 2.0.0 or newer (2.3.0 or newer to change your password). It's free and open source, and runs with Docker. Setup guide: https://github.com/axelroman-dev/BrowserSync Full release notes: https://github.com/axelroman-dev/BrowserSync/releases