wtf is bookmrk?

Bookmrk is an open-source Chrome extension that acts as a personal bookmark manager, replacing the browser's built-in bookmarks with a more organized, visual workspace. It stores everything locally in your browser (local-first) rather than in the cloud, which means your data stays on your device and works without a login. The core workflow centers on fast capture: pressing Ctrl or Cmd + Shift + Y on any webpage immediately saves it to a Quick Saves board without interrupting what you are doing. From there, you can move bookmarks into a canvas-style layout with four columns of boards, where a board is roughly equivalent to a folder, while pages let you group sets of boards together. Boards can be dragged between columns and reordered by dropping them above or below existing boards. The interface uses modal dialogs and toast notifications rather than browser pop-ups, which keeps the experience clean. You can set a custom background image for the new-tab page and switch between normal and compact display modes. The extension can import your existing Chrome bookmarks as a starting point and lets you export or import all your data as JSON for backup or migration. Bookmrk is built with React, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS. To install it, you download a release ZIP from GitHub, extract it, enable Developer Mode in your browser's extensions page, and load the folder as an unpacked extension. It works in Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Arc. The full README is longer than what was provided.