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>>akyuu+(OP)
Glad to see this, browsers have been mostly Chromium based for a while. Safari seems to be lagging a lot since the split, and I just don't like the Firefox UI as much.

OT: Just curious... does anyone have a good cross-browser extension (chrome and FF browsers) that can sync the bookmarks, in particular the bookmark toolbar. I use a password manager (Bitwarden) that integrates well, wish I could get the same for the bookmarks toolbar.

>>tracke+yG1
I’ve tried to find something like this multiple time over the past years, but it seems browsers do their best to protect bookmarks from extensions

It seems the only way are tools that directly edit each respective browsers setting files (ie from the command line) but I’d rather not go down that path.

>>unilyn+rH1
There used to be xbookmarks.com but it is long gone. There is an open source tool by the name of XBrowserSync [1] which came up when I searched for xbookmarks. What they say on their website sounds promising, but I did not do any further research or try it out. I'm on Firefox on all my devices ;)

[1] https://www.xbrowsersync.org/