Automatic metadata
Saved bookmarks are enriched in the background with their real title, description and cover image, so a bare URL becomes a rich card without any typing.
FAVSYNC 2 is a bookmarks manager and a browser home page in one — every bookmark, video, image and note you care about, captured in a keystroke, enriched automatically, synced to the cloud and publishable to the world.
Get any bookmark into FAVSYNC in one paste. The bookmarks manager works out what it is and fills in the rest.
A sticky capture pill sits at the bottom of every tab. Paste a bookmark, a YouTube URL, an image address or plain text, press Enter, and FAVSYNC classifies it on the fly — the badge updates as you type.
Saved bookmarks are enriched in the background with their real title, description and cover image, so a bare URL becomes a rich card without any typing.
Every bookmark pulls a crisp 128 px site icon from its own domain, so a dense home page stays instantly scannable at a glance.
When you want control, the expanded form exposes every field: title, category, type, description, labels, cover image and a secondary content slot.
Drag a file in, paste straight from the clipboard, or browse. Images are resized and compressed in your browser before landing in cloud storage.
A Manifest V3 Chrome extension that saves bookmarks in one click — and wires your real browser bookmarks straight into your FAVSYNC home page.
Pick any folder in your browser's bookmark bar, choose which FAVSYNC tab it belongs in and what to call the category, and press Link Folder. That folder now appears inside your board as a live category, marked with a Browser badge — no import, no copies, no drift.
.. (Go Up) cardClick the toolbar star on any site and the popup opens with the title and URL already filled in. Choose the tab and category, add a note if you want, and it lands in your board instantly — the last category you used is pre-selected, so most saves are two clicks.
A dedicated page renders your entire Chrome bookmark tree inside FAVSYNC, with search that matches titles, URLs and folder paths at once.
The extension batch-checks your bookmarks and flags the ones that no longer resolve — 404s, timeouts and dead hosts — so link rot stops hiding in old folders.
Rename a bookmark, correct its URL, or delete a single entry or a whole folder — the change is written back into Chrome itself, not just into FAVSYNC.
Bookmarks saved with a cryptic or missing name get their true page title fetched through the extension, quietly, in a background tab you never see.
Sign in once inside the extension, with Google or email, and it keeps its own session in secure extension storage — no re-authenticating every time you save.
Manifest V3 with a strict content-security policy, no inline scripts, bearer-token calls over HTTPS and host permissions scoped to FAVSYNC alone. The app also detects on its own whether the extension is installed.
Tabs, categories, colours and labels — the structure that turns a pile of bookmarks into a home page you actually use.
Split your world into as many tabs as you like — Work, Inspiration, Shopping, a client project. Inside each tab, items group into categories you can rename and decorate with an emoji from the built-in picker or any symbol you paste in.
Every card carries a full action menu: recolour, move to another category, refetch metadata, swap the cover image, edit labels or delete — without leaving the board.
Mark any item with a preset accent or a custom hex colour. The card picks up a glowing edge, so priorities and groupings read instantly.
Write Price: 50$ on its own line and it renders as a compact pill on the card, turning a bookmark board into a lightweight tracker.
Live search across titles, descriptions and labels, plus toggles to group by website and hide titles, descriptions or URLs for a denser board.
Scan a tab for URLs saved more than once, review every group side by side, then clear the extras in one action while keeping the original.
Store snippets, addresses and long-form notes next to your bookmarks. One click copies the text, and long notes open in a distraction-free reader.
The same bookmarks at three densities. Switch instantly — every tab remembers your choice.
Grid — rich cards with cover art, description and label pills.
Flat — ultra-dense favicon rows, hundreds of bookmarks on one home page.
Images — Pinterest-style masonry wall for visual collections.
YouTube bookmarks open in a theatre-style modal right on your board, so a "watch later" tab actually plays without ever leaving the page.
Any cover or uploaded image expands into a full-screen preview over a blurred backdrop — one tap in, one tap out.
Column counts, the tab bar, the capture pill and every modal reflow from an ultrawide monitor down to a phone held in one hand.
Your bookmarks stay yours: importable, exportable, backed up and never locked in.
Every change writes to local storage instantly, then queues for the cloud. Writes are serialised to avoid races, retried on failure, and time-boxed so one hanging request never freezes the board. A live status pill tells you exactly where things stand.
Paste tab- or pipe-separated rows straight out of Excel or Sheets, tick which of the ten columns you're supplying, and preview every change before it applies.
Copy just the URLs, bookmarks with descriptions, or the full record including cover images — or download every tab as a spreadsheet-ready CSV.
Copy your entire workspace to the clipboard as a single string and paste it back any time, with self-healing for snapshots that got truncated in transit.
An edge worker dumps every table to SQL, stores it in object storage and prunes old copies automatically, keeping a rolling window of recovery points.
Install it as your home page, sign in your way, use it offline — and erase everything if you ever want to.
Add the bookmarks manager to your dock or home screen and it launches standalone and full-screen with its own icon — no browser chrome in the way.
A network-first service worker keeps the app shell cached, so your bookmarks home page opens and stays usable on a plane, a train or a dead connection.
One tap with Google, or classic email and password. Sessions restore automatically, so your tabs are waiting the moment you land.
Use FAVSYNC with a ready-made starter board before signing up — everything you added locally moves into your account the moment you do.
One confirmed action wipes your items, tabs, profile and login from the database. No support ticket, no waiting period, no leftovers.
Pages are served and personalised at the edge, behind a glassmorphic interface that stays fluid even on a home page holding thousands of bookmarks.
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Open the bookmarks manager, paste your first bookmark, and watch it fill itself in.