This free tool keeps my bookmarks synced across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge - here's how
I use multiple browsers every day, and this free utility fixed one of my biggest annoyances.
Floccus is a free, cross-browser bookmark syncing tool that allows users to keep their bookmarks synced across multiple browsers including Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, and Kiwi. The program supports Windows, MacOS, and Linux, as well as iOS and Android via standalone apps. Floccus can store bookmarks in various locations, including Google Drive, Dropbox, and self-hosted Nextcloud, Linkwarden, KaraKeep, and Git services.
Users can also use WebDAV to store bookmarks on a NAS device or cloud-based services. The bookmarks are encrypted with a password or passphrase for added security. Floccus can be installed through a browser extension available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and other programs. After installing the extension, users must set up Floccus for each browser by adding a profile that connects to Floccus to sync bookmarks across browsers.
For each browser, users must create two profiles: one for the bookmarks menu and another for the bookmarks toolbar. Once set up, Floccus will automatically sync bookmarks whenever a change is made.
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