What is the best universal bookmark manager?

The best on the market at this point of time

I will go ahead and shamelessly mention the solution I have been working on. :) If you are looking for a bookmark and tabs manager, and you are familiar with boards and columns similar to Trello, Qlearly might be the solution for you! You can create notes and tasks, back up your data, sync it between multiple devices, you can also privately collaborate with your teammates or create public boards/columns and much more.

Lots of recommendations and comments suggest this is the best option, but I feel given that it's on the Universal Bookmark Managers list, it's a bit premature given that they don't have mobile support yet.

They have continued to pump out new features that make this my goto browser extension.

Toby is easily my most used and most favoured extension.

I've only been using Toby on desktop but the way it allows you to organize your bookmarks and tabs is very innovative. Still some bugs but you should try it out!

Hands down the best bookmark manager around. It is available on every single platform, including web browser extensions. It's also visually attractive, with a lot of tools and it's free! You can choose to pay for additional tools though.

Been using Raindrop for years after Delicious was spoilt. And still it never let me down, I always recommend it to edit, organise and manage bookmarks.

The best bookmarking tool I have ever used.

super addictive, great UI and it does the job - one of the best in it's category

Looks great but I can't get my bookmarks to even load into the program. Chrome.

Simple, the best in class, popular so get very nice browser extensions, desktop, and mobile apps, I've already paid for 5 years until 2021.

Weapon of choice for the bookmarking aficionado.

I have used Instapaper for many years now and it is one of my favourite products! The best thing about Instaper is it's ubiquity; you can save to a folder from literally anywhere! It also removes all the noise (adverts, promo links etc) and lets you read the article in a clean and simple format.

Bookmarking made easier with the smarts of Google Search and a new modern UI.

Recently added it to chrome and I'm loving it so far... Simple, minimalistic design, easily searchable... just nice and easy to use :)

User friendly, pretty easy to use, both desktop and mobile support, 2 different views of bookmarks (one for quick accessing the frequently used bookmarks the other one is for advanced bookmark and tag management), continuous improvements based on customer feedback.

saved.io the minimalists' option.

With Tixio you can fit more info if you want on one board. We feel like Tixio provides better sharing options to collaborate with your teammates as you can share/sync a board or a widget. We will keep getting the feedback from the users and decide on the widgets to include in the coming weeks and months. Dynamic Widgets Planned: -Stock Market -Cryptocurrency Price -Google Calendar Additional Features Planned: -Wiki - ability to organize the internal documents for the company. This is one of the most requested features so far. -Public URL - ability to create a public URL for a board and share with anyone

You get more info on one board.

I love it

Save everything to your email. Since your saved pages/bookmarks come to your email, you can access it from any platform or device. You can also create folders, tags, labels and auto-filter rules to manage incoming emails. No additional apps required to access your saved bookmarks.

I love it, because it is so simple and smart!

Since Delicious died a while back it took me a while to find something as useful ... Refind is what I finally settled on and I really find it useful.

Refind is a pretty cool tool but it still only allows to sign up if you are recommended by an already user. I can send free invitations for anyone who wants to register, just send me a tweet @yakinbozek and I will invite you back.

start.me provides a cross-browser bookmark manager. The visual interface makes it easy to organize and find your saved links. Also comes with tons of other features: like Broken Link Checker, RSS feeds, Notes and various sharing options.

start.me is an advanced online bookmark manager where you can keep your collection of bookmarks organized on a personal dashboard (that you can share with others).

IMHO great content must end up in an Evernote-like app. If the tool you need is more like a Trello board with all your bookmarks at your fingertips, Papaly is a really good choice. Plus it's free.

Great app but deserted by the dec team

Very simple and close to traditional bookmarking in browsers.

Super neat bookmark manager with all the right features and optional social sharing & discovery. (And new features are added constantly)

Good tool. I'm still testing it but the features are cool (some will be released soon) and the support is quick to answer 👍

This is a tool used for content sharing but I personally use it for personal bookmarking. It's great because I can share any link or content piece online with the Chrome Browser extension into my topic specific channel. If I choose to share my populated channel with my bookmarks I can do so by inviting people to my channel. It's a pretty neat tool!

Web app available on all your devices with nice smooth UI. Set it as your home page and you are one click away from any website you visit. PH: https://www.producthunt.com/post...

This is a great alternative to the default bookmark option on Chrome. Beat part is you can add tags and segregate everything in order. Makes bookmarking neat again :P

We built Larder initially because I wasn't happy with existing options. Pinboard didn't offer folders and I wanted something with a nicer design. Raindrop looked great but was super buggy on iOS and Mac and kept losing my bookmarks so I couldn't rely on it. Pocket wasn't really designed for bookmarking everything, just for reading later. Now we're focused on bookmarking for developers, so we automatically import your starred repos from GitHub and favourited questions from Stack Overflow and send a weekly email with updates to those repos and new links in any folders you want updates for. We're also a paid service because I was sick of free bookmarking apps shutting down or being abandoned by the devs and leaving me high and dry.