SafeMark locks your bookmark vault behind AES-256-GCM encryption. No server. No account. No telemetry. Only you hold the key.
Most "private" extensions just hide the list. SafeMark encrypts every byte. Here's what anyone with file access actually finds:
"smBookmarks": [
{ "title": "City Bank — Savings",
"url": "https://citybank…/account/9941",
"added": 1729847 },
{ "title": "Ex dating thread",
"url": "https://reddit.com/r/…" }
]
"smMeta": { "iv": "a3F9…", "rev": 7, "parts": 4 }
"smHash": "tude9lejfKy7EX8lCz…"
"smVault0":"8kDXqzWf2nTvM0ytBv…"
"smVault1":"J6rQeYwNp1aGhLxIo…"
Because it does.
600,000-iteration PBKDF2-SHA256 key stretching. AES-256-GCM encryption. Exponential backoff lockout.
Nothing to recover, nothing to leak. The AES key is derived fresh, non-extractable, lives in memory briefly.
Mirrors through Chrome/Brave Sync as ciphertext chunks — merge across devices without ever exposing entries.
Opens pinned to the right of your browser window. One click to seal the page you're reading. Always accessible.
Export your vault to standard Netscape bookmark HTML — importable back into Chrome, Brave, or any browser.
Every line of crypto and sync lives in a public repo. No obfuscation, no black box, no "trust us."
Chrome, Brave, Edge, and any Chromium browser. Straight from GitHub — no store queue.
Type chrome://extensions or brave://extensions and enable Developer mode.
Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped SafeMark folder.
Pin the shield icon, click it to open the side panel, set your master password. Done.
That's not a limitation — it's the entire point. There is no back door, no email reset, no server. Only reinstalling clears an empty, locked vault. Keep your password in your head — that's where the key lives.
I understand — let's seal itSharp, dark, minimal — designed to stay out of your way while keeping your data locked tight.
Terminal-style password gate. Monospace font, amber CTA, zero fluff.
Encrypted bookmarks with sort, search, tags, and one-click save.
Pinned to the right of your browser window — always one click away, never in the way.