This update reduces the sites the extension is allowed to talk to in the version you get from Firefox Add-ons. It now only connects to My Bookmarky’s live service and what’s needed for sign-in (including Google if you use it).
Saving, organizing, and syncing bookmarks work the same as before

v0.3.3

We’ve updated Sign in with Google to match our current Google Cloud setup and API. Everyone should install this update so Google login keeps working with your My Bookmarky account.

If sign-in fails on an older build, update the add-on from this listing, confirm you’re on v0.3.3, and try again.

0.3.2
- Always show the halfway review gate during onboarding so the first sync
never uploads silently.
- Clear local push baselines when finishing onboarding, so "Seed cloud with
browser" actually uploads after a library reset.
- Clearer wizard copy for each sync option (direction + what happens).
- Automatic recovery when the backend invalidates a session mid-sync
(previously surfaced as a persistent "Session expired" error).

Sync and bookmarks

Bookmark and folder order should stay stable when you reorder in the browser or in the app—we fixed cases where some folders jumped back after a sync.
Sync is less likely to “fight” between browsers when you edit in more than one place at once.
After you move bookmarks or folders, the extension uses your latest local tree when recording what was synced, so reorders are not overwritten by stale data from the server.
“Push to app” and the cloud

Push to app can show a short preview when your browser and the cloud differ, so you can merge new cloud items into this browser, replace cloud-only items, or cancel.
If your account had a library reset while this browser still had bookmarks, the messages and choices are clearer, including when sync is paused and how to resume.
Account and settings

The signed-in area at the top of the popup is updated to match the current design.
The old “Sync and mirror settings” label is renamed to Conflict resolution so it matches what the control actually does.
Reliability

Sync errors from the server (for example session or HTTP issues) are surfaced more clearly instead of a generic “unreachable” message when something else went wrong.

Sync and bookmarks

Bookmark and folder order should stay stable when you reorder in the browser or in the app—we fixed cases where some folders jumped back after a sync.
Sync is less likely to “fight” between browsers when you edit in more than one place at once.
After you move bookmarks or folders, the extension uses your latest local tree when recording what was synced, so reorders are not overwritten by stale data from the server.
“Push to app” and the cloud

Push to app can show a short preview when your browser and the cloud differ, so you can merge new cloud items into this browser, replace cloud-only items, or cancel.
If your account had a library reset while this browser still had bookmarks, the messages and choices are clearer, including when sync is paused and how to resume.
Account and settings

The signed-in area at the top of the popup is updated to match the current design.
The old “Sync and mirror settings” label is renamed to Conflict resolution so it matches what the control actually does.
Reliability

Sync errors from the server (for example session or HTTP issues) are surfaced more clearly instead of a generic “unreachable” message when something else went wrong.