Bakckground: I am kind of a semi-retired veteran (worked at Amazon and Google before) and I have been using Mac systems for more than 20 years, and used all kinds of internet browsers, but mostly Chrome until last year. Around 6 months ago I switched to Safari and the difference in terms of performance and resource management is very noticeable for my use case. Safari easily manages 50-100 tabs for me without any hiccups.
I am a heavy bookmark user (~4000) and one thing I was missing from Chrome was the "star" icon you see in the address bar that instantly shows if the page you're visiting is in your bookmarks.
I tried using third party bookmark managers but I thought they "added" to my workflow instead of making it easier (not extremely simple to use & creating separate databases for bookmarks etc.).
I also wanted a privacy-oriented solution, where my bookmarks were not stored somewhere in a 3rd party cloud, and I wanted to have an instant visual feedback like I had in Chrome (can't remember how many duplicate bookmarks I've created in Safari due to being lazy).
The extension only reads the URL of the active tab to check if it is bookmarked and does not read/track/store any website content. It also does not send/receive any data to/from any servers outside the computer. It does not use any trackers or analytics.
The app is live on the Mac OS App Store with a one-time fee of 3.99 USD (no subscriptions or in-app purchases. Buy once and use forever).
Your feedback is appreciated! if you have questions about anything, I’m happy to answer.
I hope you'll like it!