Instead of numerous open tabs on browsers in various devices that I can’t keep track of or read all, I now have “open tabs” bookmarks in one Tiddlywiki file that can be tagged, commented and sorted by order of interest, on top of those old bookmarks for sites that I have visited in the past. I use Tiddlywiki to organise my Chrome/Firefox bookmarks and open tabs, and find it ideal for that purpose. If someone needs to capture the bookmark date, or the relationship between bookmarks, my services are available at reasonable rates Make bookmarks Duplicate bookmark titles (because of Chrome bookmark folders) will just be auto-incremented. It just creates tiddlers with the title of the bookmark and a field “url”, and a tag “Bookmark”. I’ve only tested it with four bookmarks, so I don’t know if there are performance issues with larger amounts.
EXPORT ONE BOOKMARK FOLDER CHROME CODE
Then paste the following code into a tiddler to make a button that should convert your bookmark data into tiddlers. As always, make backups if there is any danger of losing data. Use the extension to grab your JSON data and paste it into a tiddler, “data”.
And now we have tools in TW to work with JSON. But there’s an extension, " Export History/Bookmarks to JSON/CSV*/XLS* " that will let you export your bookmarks to JSON. Google wants to export a mostly useless HTML file, because of course no sane person would possibly want to migrate.
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