Ghost Bookmarker

Use Ghost Bookmarker to easily add links and notes to a post, straight from your browser.

What is Ghost Bookmarker?

Ghost Bookmarker is a Chrome Extension designed to simplify the process of adding links and notes to posts. These links are saved as bookmark cards to a draft post called 'Bookmarked links'. The extension enables continuous saving of links without disruption, making it easier to curate and publish your list of bookmarks periodically.

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Extension stats

By: Ghost

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 789 ▼ -1

Rating: 5.00 (6)

Version: 0.1.3 (Last updated: 2023-12-12)

Creation date: 2023-06-03

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
activeTab
declarativeNetRequest
contextMenus
notifications
scripting

Host permissions:

https://*.ghost.io/*
https://*.ghost.org/*
https://*.ghost.is/*

Size: 3.59M

Email: in*****@ghost.org

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 32495 ▼ 52

Other rankings

#7947 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 7 #49 in publish keyword 2 ▲ 1

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Extension summary

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Use Ghost Bookmarker to easily add links and notes to a post, straight from your browser. Links are saved as a bookmark card (with an optional note) to a draft post called “Bookmarked links.” If this post doesn’t already exist, it’s created for you. Otherwise, bookmark cards are added to the existing content. If you publish the post or change the title, Ghost Bookmarker will create a new post with the “Bookmarked links” title. One way to use this is to save links during the week, publish your curated link list, and then repeat the process as needed.

User reviews

Brad B, 2024-05-24

Simple to configure (two settings), simple to use (two clicks). I could definitely see using this to bookmark links for a week or two (like current news around technology), and then publishing it when it feels like there's enough to make a substantial post. Thanks!