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Comment · 2 years ago
Thank you for your interest. In regards to privacy. Our mantra is offline first, privacy, data portability (you own your data), simplicity and ease of use. Data is stored locally in the browser (index DB) for the web version and nothing is being stored on the server as long as you use the free version, which would be completely free and would have acces to the all the features. The free versions currently allows you to export all your bookmarks as JSON (more on OTW), so there is no vendor lock-in from the get go. You do not need to give us any information to use the app
Comment · 2 years ago
Hi Saulpw,

I apologize for any confusion. We are a software company called Ampstem Technology. You can learn more about us at https://ampstem.com.

Our tool is hosted securely on our servers, and we are committed to its long-term support and development. Your bookmarks are stored locally on your device and saved as .json files, so they’re portable and easy to export.

Comment · 2 years ago
Hi fsflover. I would definitely do that next time. Thanks
Comment · 2 years ago
Hi threecheese,

I apologize if my posts came across as spam. I'm genuinely passionate about this project and wanted to share it with the community to get valuable feedback and improve it. I'll be more mindful of how I promote it going forward. Thank you for your feedback

Comment · 2 years ago
Hi Oliver. Yes an extension is currently in the works as we speak. Could I have your email so I could update you on our progress?
Comment · 2 years ago
After struggling with countless open tabs and disorganized bookmarks, I created a tool to make life easier. Our platform allows you to save, tag, search, and organize your bookmarks seamlessly. I'm eager to improve it based on community feedback. If you are willing to try it out comment "Bingo" and I'll reach out to you. Thank you
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You should try out https://quickbookmarks.site/. I am currently using it. Very minimalistic design and is straight to the point.
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Live from the official Hacker News API

A modern reader for Hacker News · SvelteKit + Skeleton