Bookmarks
Links you actually keep — pasted in, tagged, searched, and exported as Markdown.
Running here in the page — the same app the desktop opens.
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The browser's bookmark bar is where links go to be forgotten. This is a working list: paste a URL (it normalises and titles itself from the hostname), tag it, and find it again by any word in its address, title or tags. Re-adding a link moves it to the top and merges tags instead of duplicating.
Only http and https survive the door — javascript: and data: URLs are rejected outright — and links open through plain anchors with rel isolation. Send a page of URLs here from any app and each line becomes a bookmark; send the filtered list out as a Markdown link list.
What people open it for
- A reading list that a search actually reaches
- Turning a pasted list of docs links into something organised
- Exporting a tag's worth of links as Markdown for a teammate