There should be a form to which you paste text. Links from it are extracted and saved to Betula. Probably added to category imported.
Maybe, three variations:
From plain text. Titles are guessed. No descriptions.
From HTML. Titles are parsed. No descriptions.
From Mycomarkup. The exact way I mark up my link collections. Id est:
=> url | title
description
Very interested in this. Would be nice to be able to import my browser bookmarks.
Tom, what browser and OS do you use?
Debian Sid, Vivaldi Stable
Thanks,
Tom
On Saturday 01 July 2023 06:57:24 (+01:00), ~bouncepaw wrote:
Tom, what browser and OS do you use?
Taken a quick look at the Vivaldi docs. Here's what I found: the bookmarks can be exported as an HTML document! That means we can run JavaScript in such a document easily. I wonder if other browsers use a compatible file format.
Many do, some even give you a choice to use html. I think CSV is the other format some use.
Darthagnon from Codeberg wrote:
I have a lot of bookmarks stored in Chrome and Firefox browsers, which I can export as HTML. I also have a lot of "bookmarks" stored in many saved browsing sessions in Tab Session Manager (which can import JSON sessions from various other extensions, e.g. Session Buddy).
I'm enjoying using Betula, and was wishing I could import my bookmarks and sessions into it somehow - would it be possible to add importing a couple standard formats like that?
This is so true.
Another good format to support would be XBEL.
=> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XBEL => https://pyxml.sourceforge.net/topics/xbel/