sbm bookmarks

Your sbm bookmarks in the browser: search as you type, add the page, sync with bm and the sbm app.

sbm keeps your bookmarks in one plain text file: one bookmark per line, with the address, a description and tags. This add-on brings that file to your browser. - Search as you type: press Alt+Shift+M or click the icon. The search is fuzzy, as in fzf. Enter opens the first match. Text that is no bookmark opens as an address, or as a web search. - In the address bar, type bm, a space, then words. - Add the page that you look at, with a description and tags. - Sync with bm on your computers, the sbm app for Android and your other browsers, through an sbm-sync server. The server is free software: use the default one, sbm.subread.space, or run your own. Sync on sbm.subread.space is free. - The options page shows the plan of your account and the paid options of the server, such as a supporter subscription. Stripe takes all payments on its own pages. The add-on never sees your card. Without an account, your bookmarks stay in the browser. The add-on has no ads, no analytics and no trackers. The operator of sbm.subread.space sells its paid options, not Google or Mozilla. Terms of sale, with the refund policy: https://sbm.subread.space/terms Source code (AGPL-3.0): https://github.com/equwal/sbm-extension Permission justifications: - storage: keeps the bookmarks of the user and the sign-in token in the browser. - activeTab: reads the address and the title of the current page when the user clicks "Add this page". - alarms: syncs the bookmarks every 30 minutes. - Host permission sbm.subread.space: sends the bookmark file to the default sync server after the user signs in. - Optional host permissions (https://\*/\*, http://\*/\*): the user can choose another sync server; at sign-in the add-on asks for that one site only. - **Remote code:** No. All code is in the package. - **Data usage:** the add-on collects, only after the user signs in: personally identifiable information (the email address), authentication information (the password, sent once to get a token) and web history (the addresses of the bookmarks). Tick the three statements: not sold, not used for purposes unrelated to the single purpose, not used for credit. - Distribution: public, all regions. Free. If the Distribution tab has the option "Contains in-app purchases", tick it: the options page leads to Stripe subscriptions of the server.