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Organize bookmarks with your own semantic rules using Jev.
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Semantic Bookmark
A Chrome extension that files bookmarks by rules you write: you define categories and what each means in natural language, Jev applies them as one typed Choice per page, and the extension performs deterministic bookmark moves.
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- TypeScript
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- MIT
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- 2 min
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- acorn181
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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- TypeScript
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- Chrome extensionBrowser
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- Open sourceRequires API key
Highlights
- Ships five defaults (Read Later, Tools & Services, Reference, Shopping & Wishlist, Other) and lets you add, rename, reorder and redefine categories.
- Classification uses title, URL and visible text, and shows a probability and confidence preview before saving, with manual override.
- Bulk cleanup analyzes up to 100 bookmarks per batch using title and URL only, one Jev request per bookmark, moving nothing until applied.
- No developer backend, analytics or ads; nothing is sent until you click Analyze, and the TypeSafe/Jev key is your own (BYOK).
- Available on the Chrome Web Store; the repo is MIT TypeScript and dev builds load unpacked from dist after npm install and npm run build.
Quickstart
bash
npm install
npm run buildWatch out
Copy reviewed against the truncated repo README on 2026-10-15; the capture cuts off inside the closing section, so the full development notes were not reviewed. The README states no pricing, latency or classification accuracy figures, and bulk cleanup deliberately starts from title and URL only.
Questions about this entry
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A Chrome extension that organizes bookmarks using semantic rules you define — which categories exist, what each means, and where its bookmarks go. Jev applies those definitions as a typed Choice, and the extension performs the bookmark actions.
Each analyzed page becomes one typed Choice decision using the title, URL and visible page text, and the extension previews the probability and confidence before saving. If Jev is uncertain, you can override the destination manually.
A TypeSafe/Jev API key, added in the extension's Settings page after installing from the Chrome Web Store. The extension is BYOK, runs no developer backend, and sends nothing before you click Analyze.
Pick a folder/subtree or all bookmarks, set a batch size up to 100, analyze, review each proposed destination, confidence and probability distribution, then apply the moves in one explicit action. Nothing moves during analysis.
Only what analysis needs: the current page title, URL, visible text and your category definitions go to TypeSafe/Jev with your key. Bulk cleanup sends selected titles and URLs only — historical page content is never fetched.
Yes. Beyond the five built-in defaults you can add, rename, reorder and remove semantic categories, give each a natural-language definition and a destination folder path; the extension creates the folder tree under a Semantic Bookmark top-level folder.
The README publishes no accuracy or cost figures, cleanup makes one Jev request per analyzed bookmark, and it starts from title and URL only rather than fetching each page. A Jev API key is mandatory for classification to run.
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