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Bookmark Manager
Installing it on your computer or on a team server, bringing your bookmarks over, and getting the most out of it.
How it works
Bookmark Manager is a small app that runs in the background and opens in your web browser. It can run in two ways from the same download:
| Mode | For | Open it at |
|---|---|---|
| Local | One person on their own Windows or Linux computer; no sign-in | That computer only: http://localhost:5280 |
| Server | A team, on a Linux server, VM or container; sign-ins for admins and users | Your network: http://your-server:5280 |
Your bookmarks are stored on your computer or your server. Nothing is sent to us, and there is no account with us.
Quick start
- Buy and download. Your license key is in your receipt email. Enter it at studerworks.com/download to get the download for your system.
- Install. On Windows double-click
BookmarkManager-Setup.exe; on Linux install the .deb, .rpm or Arch package and open Bookmark Manager from the app menu (or runsudo bookmark-manager-setup --serverfor a team server). See the Install guide. - Import your bookmarks. Export them as HTML from your browser or bookmark service, then use Settings → Import bookmarks. See Importing.
- Enter your license key in Settings (or, on a server, in Manage users). See Your license.
Which setup is right for you?
| You are… | License | Install |
|---|---|---|
| One person, on your own computer | Personal | Windows or Linux, just for you |
| You and a partner, on a home server | Personal (2 users) | Server (Linux server, VM or Proxmox LXC) |
| A household of up to 4 | Family | Server |
| A company or team | Business (unlimited users) | Server |
The guides
Install guideRequirements, installing on Windows and Linux, a team server or LXC, HTTPS, updating and uninstalling.
Using the appImporting, folders and groups, tags, sorting, search, bookmark info, quick open, keyboard, sharing, clean-up, backups, users and your license.
Browser extensionBookmark any website in one click from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Firefox: installing, setup, what it can see and troubleshooting.
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