It works, but there are many issues with adding tags:
- You need to write tags without any typo, because when you did it, you need to remove all search query and write it from the beginning instead of fixing only typo. In other case tag suggestions won't be shown to you
- Not full list of tags is loaded when you click on the extension. To load full taglist, you need scroll down until the end of the list and wait every time for loading next part of tags, which is time consuming, when you have hundreds of them. What is strange, in previous versions it worked correctly. The whole taglist was available

Login is broken since latest update. If i switch to API Key it is not saved, in fact i saved it correctly. when i open the addon settings its on user and password-Login again.

A recent update has broken username/password based sign in. Thankfully, I eventually tried generating an API key and found that extension support for that was still functional! However, it's kind of crappy to have my extension suddenly log itself out and then refuse to login until after I'd found a workaround to the introduced bug. (FWIW the error was the very descriptive: "Something went wrong, try again please.")

Since 1.5.0 update I can't login (Self hosted server on Docker). Downgrading to 1.4.1 fixes it. The generic error message is useless so I have no idea what the problem is.

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Desperately needs a button to navigate to the Linkwarden instance. The features that do exist are a solid 5 stars. But it just seems like an odd oversight not to give a way to get to the manager interface, whether it's a button that appears on the link saving dialog that appears after clicking the Linkwarden button, or a right-click operation on the button. Please consider, and thanks for the convenient extension.

Nice! Would be great if you could make an linkwarden extension for Edge too ;-)

Works well, even though it's just been released. I look forward to future changes.

Works! Easy and basic, but gets the job done.

Would be really, really nice if Collections could be displayed like a tree so that it would be easier to distinguish sub-collections. A feature I think that would be quick and easy to implement for the devs:]

Did you have websites you wanted to archive but stupid captcha and other restrictions got in the way?
BEHOLD, THE ANSWER
Now you can use this while on that page, and it bypasses all that junk. Save the link you want, without having to go back and double check that it actually worked.