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Faved — organize large bookmark libraries with nested tags, fast search, and local storage

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Stars
1,311
Primary language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Repository last updated
Aug 5, 2026

Overview

Faved is a bookmark manager for large collections, centered on hierarchical tags, fast search/filtering, and bulk actions. It fetches titles/descriptions/previews, detects duplicates, supports multiple layouts, PWA use, browser extensions/bookmarklets/Apple Shortcuts, and imports from browsers and other services. Self-hosting keeps data local. The latest release checked is v2.10.0.

Features and best fit

Based on official documentation; not hands-on tested · Content checked:

Use hierarchical tags to organize large libraries more flexibly than folders

Tags can be nested into structures such as Programming Languages → Backend, colored and described, rolled up through child tags, pinned, searched, and filtered directly from the sidebar.

Sources: [2]

Combine metadata fetching, duplicate detection, bulk actions, and quick capture tools

Faved fetches titles, descriptions, and preview images, detects duplicates, and supports bulk deletion, refetching, and tagging. Chrome extension, bookmarklet, and Apple Shortcuts integrations provide several ways to save links, with imports from browsers, Raindrop.io, Pocket, and other tools.

Sources: [2]

For users with thousands of saved links who need continuous reorganization through search and tags

It fits research, learning, and work libraries that have outgrown browser folders. The self-hosted stack uses PHP 8, SQLite, and Apache and does not require a cloud account.

Sources: [2]

Automated tagging is still planned, and metadata/imports depend on external sites

The README marks automated tagging as planned rather than current functionality. Metadata extraction and importers can be affected by changes in external sites or APIs. Self-hosted deployments should back up SQLite data and storage. Faved is MIT licensed.

Sources: [2][3][4]

Official sources

  1. [1]denho/faved repository(2026-09-18)
  2. [2]Faved README(2026-09-18)
  3. [3]Faved LICENSE(2026-09-18)
  4. [4]Faved v2.10.0 release(2026-09-18)
Supplemental curator note

Faved is organized around hierarchical tags rather than only folders, making it suited to large bookmark libraries. Automated tagging is still marked as planned in the README and should not be treated as a current feature.

Try it in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Get the source

    git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/denho/faved.git
  2. 2

    Enter the repository

    cd faved
  3. 3

    Check the official steps

    Continue with the commands in the README Installation, Quick Start, or Getting Started section.

    find . -maxdepth 1 -iname 'README*' -exec sed -n '1,220p' {} \; -quit
Check the official README

Growth

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Development activity

Last 90 days · weekly

Commits (last 30 days)
0
Open PRs
1

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GitHub Topics

  • bookmarklet
  • bookmarks-manager
  • links-management
  • bookmark-manager
  • bookmarking
  • bookmarks
  • docker
  • php
  • pocket
  • read-it-later
  • self-hosted
  • react
Stars
1,311
Forks
71
Watchers
3
Open issues
9
Primary language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Repository last updated
Aug 5, 2026
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