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linkding was one for me. It sounded like a great idea at first, but, I never used it. Shut it down after a couple months.
I keep debating trying a bookmark tool. I always have so many tabs open.
It's a well made tool, I just never used it. It turns out, I prefer a to-do list and a task for each thing I'm working on, then anything related to it (including links) goes on the task. It was just a tool i forgot existed all the time and never referenced. And as it goes with many of us, if it doesn't come up in a search, it mine as well not exist, because I'll never find it....haha
Haha, same service, same reason it was removed. The tool works well but we all have different habits. Just didn’t suit my work style.
I found I was using Wallabag as a bookmark manager so I installed Linkding and use it constantly, now. Different strokes, I guess.