The extension's actually ok, but the service is not. Would leave zero stars if it were an option.

- the much-touted UI is...basically the same as Firefox's ancient one with a few ajax flourishes
- what's worse, the UI is *very* unreliable: you move something and find out a few minutes later it didn't move at all even though the UI *showed* it in the new location; this happened dozens of times
- you can't export the collections: it would only let me export the bookmark URLs (not grouped/tagged) or the *original* data I uploaded
- the "AI" took an > 1 hour to do its "magic": with ~400 bookmarks, made a few reasonable suggestions, then *never worked again* (even after I substantially reorganized things, it'd tell me "not enough data...")

TL;DR: the extension's a pretty good front end for a service that's not worth using and won't let you export your own data.

Nearly perfect for me, but another icon/button/action on address bar to one-click-save current page will make this perfect

If "my privacy comes first" like you claim, Why isn't there an offline mode?
No seriously. If My stuff is STORED LOCALLY. Why can I NOT ACCESS THEM OFFLINE, ACCOUNTLESS, WITHOUT RELYING ON THE SERVERS.

Quite powerful bookmarks manager.
What's really annoying is that unless you set
privacy.firstparty.isolate to false, you won't be able to login at all.

great addon. highlight is working now.
however, the highlighted text loses hyperlink property and becomes plain text only.
it'd be great if the text could keep the hyperlink.
thanks.

Great way to organise bookmarks. However - highligth doesn't work if you need that. I dont really so no biggie.

Also, its AI suggested organization is so so BUT better than other competitors

syncs everywhere perfectly

Mostly works well, but the sidebar icon is basically impossible to see when the browser is in dark mode.

Search still doesn't work anywhere (general search, search by notes/tags/highlights... everything) - it's just broken.