I think that this would be a great feature addition for Proton Pass.

That is what I am looking for!
Most of the bookmarks managers on the market give no credible guaranty of encryption, neither give them strong security of users data. So, it would, indeed, be wonderful to have a Proton Bookmark!

I would be interested in this too. I no longer want to create an account with my browser vendor to sync bookmarks. It makes total sense to this be a feature in Pass.

I don't see how it's possible without a Proton browser or a standalone bookmark app.

AI tagging and ability to use natural language queries.

Bookmarks manager similar to Raindrop.io

This, so much this!!!
I've been enjoying xbrowsersync for years now, however, it's no longer working in Chrome. The dev has not updated since 2020 but keeps the project open.
PLEASE, make this happen!

With Pocket shutting down recently and Omnivore a while back, this would be a great time for Proton to enter this market and come up with a bookmarking and read it later app. They have the resources and can easily implement a cross-platform tool to replace Pocket and Omnivore.

Many companies offer bookmark syncing, but without encryption. This exposes a vital security risk (knowing the website addresses frequented by users).

Bookmark management is another component suitable to be added to the Proton family.

I think it's a great idea as a complement to Proton Pass. As part of the implementation details, folders/subfolders seem to be a pre-requisite feature to the implementation of bookmarks, but may I suggest that folders be implemented as part of a more fully-fledged "tags" feature?

Tags are a more flexible organizational tool than folders and can themselves be used as folders if preferred (or used behind the curtains to implement a front-end-only folders system).

I personally think tags are a long-overdue feature that would dramatically improve the quality-of-life of users for many different use cases. If you're seeing this and agree, consider up-voting the feature request (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass/suggestions/46872289-tags-to-organize-entries)

As with passwords managers in browsers, it is not the safest option to store bookmarks in them. Kindly add bookmarks to Proton Pass -> browser extensions, if possible.

Currently I am paying for an external bookmark service, would be really cool to have it in Proton.
Have no problem with extra-costs.

Very good idea! I have found no place out there to store and sync your bookmarks encrypted (E2E and also in encrypted database stored) Maybe you could integrate the bookmark part into proton pass?
I wanted to import my bookmarks into proton pass from firefox, but the import of html-files is not supported. It would be cool if you could add bookmark sync, import and export functionality.

This would be cool as an addition to the Pass browser extension.

I like it but I really don't want 999 apps. Maybe as a note app extension. A native type for urls from http/tor protocols (for tor that's pretty useful).

Maybe as a proton browser suit?

Very good idea !!!!

I like this idea, perhaps it would fall into the scope of another app since I can see it outgrowing Proton Pass quite quickly.

In addition to the normal tree-structured bookmarks, I would like to see a graphical list of link cards like Speed Dial 2. just get a favicon and add a link, so technically proton pass already doing that.
In addition, it would be nice if a browser add-on could make that screen the home screen or a new tab screen. a link to a really frequently used page is definitely better with one click that is easier to understand than opening the tree structure of bookmarks!

I would like to see this integrated somehow with the ProtonPass, where I currently organise the websites in vaults.

If this gets implemented, I hope it'll be more like Linkwarden/Tagpacker than like xbrowsersync.