winget install --id=Armaria.Armaria -e
Armaria is a FOSS bookmarks manager that keeps all of your local bookmarks in a SQLite database. You can use many different frontends to manage your bookmarks including browsers, and back them up and/or sync them however you see fit.
Armaria is a free and open-source bookmarks manager designed to keep your local bookmarks organized and accessible through a SQLite database. It provides flexibility by supporting various frontends, including browsers, allowing users to manage, sync, and back up their bookmarks effortlessly.
Key Features:
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for privacy-conscious users, developers, and anyone seeking control over their bookmarks without relying on cloud services. Armaria offers a reliable, flexible, and secure way to manage your bookmarks while supporting integration with existing tools and workflows.
Available via winget for easy installation.
> Armaria are a kind of closed, labeled cupboards that were used for book storage in ancient times up till the middle ages.
Armaria is a new way to manage your bookmarks.
As it stands bookmarks are stored either in the cloud, in browser specific formats, or both. It doesn't have to be this way. Armaria stores bookmarks in a SQLite database. This means your bookmarks are local and stored in a single file. They can then be accessed with a myriad of clients including browsers.
You can sync this file across your devices how you would sync any other file. This allows you to share your bookmarks across many different devices and browsers without having to rely on a web service for something as simple as your bookmarks.
> [!CAUTION] > This software is still in progress and should be considered pre-alpha
Linux x64 | Windows x64 | MacOS x64/arm64 | |
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Snapcraft | Yes | No | No |
Nix | Yes | No | No |
Winget | No | Yes | No |
Homebrew | No | No | Yes |
The features for Armaria are similar to other bookmark implementations:
This repository contains the core Armaria library as well as the following clients:
armaria tui
).You can find the installation instructions for your platform here.
You can install Armaria with Snap on Linux:
snap install armaria
You can also install Armaria with Nix on Linux.
The package can be found on NUR here.
Directions for adding NUR to your Nix setup can be found here.
You can install Armaria with Homebrew on MacOS:
brew install JonathanHope/homebrew-armaria/armaria
You can install Armaria with WinGet:
winget install Armaria
Armaria has a browser extension. You can read about it here.
This software is still in its early days. This roadmap lays out where it currently is, and where it's going. If there is something that you think should be on it that is not please open an issue.
Platform Support:
Distribution:
Library:
Native Messaging Host:
TUI: