How this works
- Export from your browser. See "How do I export my bookmarks?" below if you're not sure where the option lives.
- Drop the file in below. It's parsed in your browser — nothing's sent anywhere yet.
- Filter, search, and prune. Narrow by folder, age, or title. Tick rows and delete in bulk. Undo covers your last 20 deletions.
- Check links (optional). The server pings every URL and flags dead ones so you can bulk-drop them in one click.
- Export bookmarks HTML. Download the cleaned file and re-import it in your browser's bookmark manager.
Edits live in this tab until you export. A refresh wipes them.
About the link check
Browsers can't reach most third-party sites directly because of CORS, so the check runs on the server. Only the URLs are sent — never titles, folder names, or anything else.
- Alive — anything responsive, including 403 and 5xx (often bot blocking, not a real death).
- Dead — HTTP 404 or 410, DNS failure, or connection refused. Safe to bulk-drop.
- Error — timeouts or SSL oddities. Flagged in yellow, never bulk-deleted — you review these manually.