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Bookmarks+ by Mirko K.

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Bookmarks+ version history - 9 versions

  • Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on.

  • Latest version

    Version 1.2.1

    Released Jul 10, 2026 - 206.65 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • Show a folder only where you want it — each folder now has a "Show on" choice (popup, sidebar / side panel, new tab). By default folders show everywhere; uncheck a surface to hide the folder there.
    • The Save button stays in reach — on the settings page it's now pinned next to the tabs at the top, so you no longer have to scroll to the bottom to save.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Older versions

    Version 1.2.0

    Released Jul 10, 2026 - 204.69 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • Tag autocomplete in folder rules — when you add a "tag is…" condition, the
      value field now suggests your existing tags as you type. Matching is fuzzy
      (the matched letters are highlighted) and each suggestion shows how many
      bookmarks use that tag. Tags from all your sources are offered, and you can
      still type a tag that doesn't exist yet.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.9

    Released Jul 10, 2026 - 194.58 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • Browser tools folder — a built-in folder linking your browser's own pages
      (Firefox: about:config, about:addons, about:preferences, …; Chromium:
      chrome://extensions, chrome://flags, chrome://settings, …), showing just the
      set for the browser you're in.
    • Restrict a folder to one browser — a new folder rule matches only on Firefox
      or only on Chromium.
    • New windows show your launcher on Firefox too — not just new tabs. The
      launcher is set as your homepage (Firefox asks once; revert any time under
      Settings → Home).
    • Pause your remote folder source — temporarily stop it syncing so you can
      tweak folders locally, then re-enable (you're asked to confirm if your local
      changes would be overwritten).

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.6

    Released Jul 7, 2026 - 179.07 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • folder definitions loadable from a JSON file on any web server (raw
      GitHub/gist/own host); the file owns the folders: every refresh
      replaces all of them, options folder editor goes read-only (export
      kept for seeding the file)
    • refresh manually via "Sync folders now" (options + ⟳ next to
      Settings on popup/sidebar/newtab) or opt-in interval; conditional
      GET + content hash keep unchanged fetches free of id churn
    • host permission for the source origin requested on Save, revoked
      when no longer needed
    • folder-source errors: distinct banner wording + inline "Last sync
      failed" on the Folders tab
    • linkding "Full sync now" (provider tab + overview row): bypasses the
      modified_since cursor to pick up deletions/archiving immediately

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.5

    Released Jul 5, 2026 - 156.39 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • Faster, lighter sync: Linkding syncs now only fetch what changed since the last sync; web feeds use standard HTTP caching (ETag) and skip the download entirely when nothing changed. A periodic full sync (default: every 24 hours, configurable per source) still catches deletions.
    • Per-source sync intervals — give a busy feed its own faster (or slower) schedule, independent of the global interval.
    • "Sync now" button on each source, plus a "last synced" timestamp.
    • Drag to reorder folders — the launcher shows them in your order.
    • New Tab page: open a single bookmark or a whole folder in background tabs with one click (as in the popup/sidebar); optionally close the New Tab page after opening a whole folder.
    • Fixed: changes to the sync interval now apply immediately.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.4

    Released Jul 5, 2026 - 150.2 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    • Sort each folder — newest added, recently modified, or alphabetical.
    • Weight your OR-rules — when a folder matches on any of several conditions, give some more weight so their bookmarks rank higher.
    • Drag to reorder the conditions in a folder's rules.
    • Open a whole folder in background tabs with one button, or open a single bookmark in the background — no longer just middle-click, so it works on trackpads and touch too.
    • Settings now open in their own tab, with more room for the rule editor.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.3

    Released Jul 4, 2026 - 141.69 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    New bookmark source: Web feeds. Subscribe to any RSS (2.0 or 1.0), Atom, or JSON Feed URL — the format is detected automatically. The feed's current items appear as bookmarks and the list mirrors the feed on every sync; feed categories become tags.

    New folder rule condition: Provider — collect everything from one source into a folder (picked from a dropdown of your configured sources), even when it has no tags.
    "Latest" folder limit — show only the newest N matching items. Every source now syncs per-item dates to make this work.
    Per-feed "maximum items" cap for feeds that ship a lot of entries.
    Linkblog-friendly: JSON Feeds that point posts at an external article (e.g. Daring Fireball) can bookmark the linked page instead of the post.
    Provider pages in the options now show how many links are synced and explain that feed items are a live list, not stored bookmarks.
    Feeds in legacy encodings (e.g. ISO-8859-1) decode correctly.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.1.0

    Released Jul 4, 2026 - 70.07 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later
    Nested folder rules, JSON edit/export/import, options header (v1.1.0)
    • Rules: groups nest arbitrarily (A AND (B OR C)); new NONE mode for
      exclusions. Old flat rules stay valid as-is — no migration. Empty
      groups never match, at any level (semantics table in CLAUDE.md).
    • Recursive rule editor with + Add group; per-folder Edit as JSON with
      validation and inline errors (invalid JSON blocks Save).
    • Export/import of all folder definitions as JSON (replace-all with
      confirm; bookmark_ids omitted on export, staged until Save).
    • parseRuleGroup/parseFolders validators; getFolders now validates
      stored data instead of blind-casting.
    • Options header: logo + version (from manifest), upper right.
    • Two nested-rule demo folders: 'Community (not social media nor
      crowdsourcing)' = community AND NOT (social-media OR crowdsourcing),
      'Open knowledge' = knowledge AND (education OR opensource);
      membership pinned by unit test.
    • Collapsed boolean-logic help on the Folders tab (∧/∨/¬, distribution,
      De Morgan).
    • 13 new unit tests (36 total); UI verified headlessly against the
      built bundle.

    Source code released under MIT License

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  • Version 1.0.0

    Released Jun 30, 2026 - 53.83 KB
    Works with firefox 128.0 and later

    Source code released under MIT License

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