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bookmark-manager
Build a bookmark system you'll actually use: capture, tagging, retrieval, and regular pruning. Use when bookmarks pile up unfindable or you keep losing useful links.
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# Bookmark Manager
## Overview
Bookmarks fail the same way everywhere: saved enthusiastically, never organized, never found again.
A working system needs: instant capture, a tagging convention, full-text search, and regular pruning.
Modern approach: bookmarks as a searchable database (tags + descriptions + full-text), not a folder tree.
The test: can you find any saved link in under 30 seconds, months later?
## When to use
