Original Summary

I build FavLock ( https://favlock.app ) on my own. It's a place for bookmarks, notes, tasks and articles to read later. Everything you save is encrypted in your browser before it's synced, so the server only stores scrambled text. That covers titles, URLs, notes, tags and saved articles. Why it might be worth a try: Bring your stuff over: import from Chrome, Firefox, a bookmarks file, or a Pocket or Raindrop export. Free up to 1000 bookmarks. Leave whenever you want: you can export everything, and an offline tool decrypts the export without FavLock. Check it yourself: the web app and extensions are open source ( https://github.com/favlock/app ), so you don't have to take my word on the encryption. What it doesn't hide: dates, how many items you have, and how they're grouped. The full list is at https://favlock.app/security Tell me what's missing or confusing.   submitted by   /u/MrGadgetRO [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/5 22:46:54