Bookmarks by Localforge
A knowledge discovery tool for your saved web pages
> Uses your browser to capture a snapshot of the DOM and process it with Mozilla's readability.js
> Semantic search powered by embeddings
> 100% local storage. Optional self-hosted server for multi-device sync.
Capture
One-click save with full page snapshot
Search
Find bookmarks by meaning, not keywords
Stumble
Rediscover forgotten bookmarks at random
Organize
Flat tags, bulk import, export anytime
Screenshots
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Features
Content Extraction
Converts HTML to clean Markdown using Mozilla's Readability engine
AI-Generated Q&A Pairs
LLM generates 5-10 smart question-answer pairs about each bookmark for RAG search
Tag-Based Organization
Flat organization with tags. Click to filter, type to create new tags instantly.
Stumble Mode
Randomly surface bookmarks you may have forgotten. Filter by tags to stumble within a topic.
System Health Indicator
Visual status in header shows processing state. Click to see diagnostics and job history.
Bulk Import
Import multiple URLs at once with validation and progress tracking.
Export & Backup
Export your full collection or individual entries.
Optional Server Sync
Self-host for multi-device sync with Deno or Cloudflare Workers. Token-based authentication, no passwords.
How It Works
1.
Capture — Click the extension or press the shortcut. Full page HTML is saved locally.
2.
Extract — Main content is extracted and converted to clean, readable Markdown.
3.
Generate — The configured LLM creates Q&A pairs about the content.
4.
Embed — Each Q&A pair is converted to vector embeddings for semantic search.
5.
Discover — Search by meaning, browse by tags, or stumble upon forgotten gems.
Privacy First
> All bookmarks stored in your browser's IndexedDB — works fully offline.
> Only extracted Markdown is sent to your configured API for processing.
> You control the API endpoint — use local models with vLLM or llama.cpp for full privacy.
> Optional server sync is self-hosted — your data stays on your infrastructure.
> No default queries to any server, and no telemetry.