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Metric	ArchiveBox	floccus bookmarks sync
User count	3,000	100,000
Average rating	5.00	4.36
Rating count	5	286
Last updated	2026-05-16	2026-07-04
Size	0.17 MB	15.08 MB
Version	3.0.1	5.10.1

Short description	ArchiveBox Chrome extension lets you collect and organize URLs by saving them to your remote ArchiveBox server with one click. Preserve data privately.	Private cross‑browser bookmark sync across Chrome, Firefox, Edge and more using your own storage backend. No data stored on Floccus servers.
Full summary	ArchiveBox is a Chrome extension designed to help you collect URLs and preserve copies of websites using your own remote ArchiveBox server. It empowers you to take back ownership of your browsing data rather than relying on big tech companies. With a simple click, you can send tabs directly to your ArchiveBox server. Additional features include tagging bookmarks for better organization, setting custom match patterns to auto-include or exclude URLs, and bulk importing URLs from your browsing history or bookmarks. The extension supports exporting your data as CSV and JSON files, compatible with Excel and many other applications. It also works seamlessly with both legacy ArchiveBox v0.7.4 and newer versions (above v0.8.5) servers. Whether through automatic pushing of browsing data based on domains or manual saves via context menus, ArchiveBox streamlines web archiving efficiently within your browser.	Floccus Bookmarks Sync offers private, cross‑browser and cross‑device bookmark synchronization across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and more, using your own cloud storage. Your data never leaves your chosen backend, with optional end‑to‑end encryption for WebDAV and Google Drive. Open‑source and community‑driven: one‑click setup from the Chrome Web Store, a simple wizard to configure a backend, and no ads or paid subscriptions. It supports Nextcloud, WebDAV, Google Drive, Git, and other backends for flexible workflows.