See You Later is a bookmarking tool suite for personal collections and sharing. In its most basic form, it's a command line tool for mainting a database of web pages, but it also includes a simple server for bookmarking from multiple devices or sharing bookmarks through an API. There is also a browser extension for Firefox which allows adding bookmarks to any SeeYouLater service.
Some of the above statements are not true, and the project as a whole is in a very early stage. It's almost to the point where I'll start using it for my own personal use.
| Feature | Supported? |
|---|---|
| Adding bookmarks | Yes! |
| - With tags | Yes! |
| Searching bookmarks | Yes! |
| Deleting bookmarks | Yes! |
| Configuration | Partial |
| Server | Partial |
| - Add | Yes! |
| - With tags | Yes! |
| - Search | Yes! |
| - Delete | Yes! |
| - Sharing | No :( |
| - Authentication | No :( |
| Extension | Partial |
| - Add | Yes! |
| - With tags | Yes! |
| - Search1 | No :( |
| - Delete1 | No :( |
| - Configuration2 | Partial |
| - Firefox | Yes! |
| - Chrome | No :( |
| - Edge | No :( |
| - Safari | No :( |
| - Other browsers | No :( |
| Import | No :( |
| - Browsers | No :( |
| - Buku | No :( |
I used Buku for a while but don't love its command line interface or the lack of native sync support. Setting up browser extensions also requires extra dependencies such as a native host, and have features I don't necessarily want or need. I wondered, can I do it better? Maybe, maybe not. At any rate, it was a good excuse to practice my Rust skills and learn how to write browser extensions.
This is (currently) a totally personal project and I already have a lengthy TODO list (see above), so I'm not terribly interested in new ideas right now. However, I would love any bug fixes, feature additions, etc. if you do want to contribute! Just open an issue or pull request.