Bookmarking in current browsers is something that has not evolved in a very long time and I've never adjusted to the way it's been implement in either Mozilla or Chromium. It feels like a forgotten feature. In fact I don't think Firefox changed what was in Netscape.
I liked the IE method and religiously used Favourites way back in IE 6-8 days, about the only thing I preferred in IE. That has its limitations today, but the fact you could manage it outside of the browser was a huge plus.
Having found it tedious in modern browsers I stopped bookmarking almost entirely but repeatedly find myself wishing I'd saved this and that website over the years. I've now adopted the bad habit of leaving millions of tabs open with the theory I will come back to them one day.
Finally I've had enough and want to explore alternatives, one feature I could really do with is multibrowser support. As believe it or not, I now use 4 different browsers, (Brave, Firefox, Ghostery and Edge (chromium)).
I wondered if any of you have any recommendations.
So far I've spotted two potentials.
Firstly Raindrop, https://raindrop.io/
Straight away looks quite powerful and meets the need of multibrowser support but possibly a bit too graphical at first glance.
However, you have to pay for subfolders, reading some reviews people say they use the tag feature, thats all well and good but I'm unlikely to fill these in and will inevitably forget the name in future.
The second is Papaly, https://papaly.com/
The way they present themselves on the website leads me to believe there is going to be some payment involved as you're greeted with "Sign up instantly" but scrolling down to see the features it does look quite good.
One thing that's niggling in the back of my mind about modernising is these services tend to come and go.
I don't want to invest my time and effort into an ecosystem that I can't then transfer to something else should they decide to pull the plug.