Any LinkMartin account can now connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex and search its library from
inside the conversation: find what you saved on a subject, open a bookmark, look through your categories.
Saving new pages from the assistant stays on Pro.
How to connect
LinkMartin Pro now connects to ChatGPT and Codex as well as Claude. Ask what you have already
saved on a subject, or have the assistant save a page into your library with a description, tags, and one
of your categories.
How to connect
Turn a browser's bookmarks file into CSV, Markdown, or JSON, or a Pocket export back into a file
any browser can import. It runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your computer.
Open the bookmark converter
Settings now show your account, your plan and billing in one place, and mark what you change in the
web app instead. A page saved with the keyboard shortcut appears in the open sidebar straight away. Right-click
the LinkMartin icon to open your library in the web app, and the sign-in code now also works between the web
app and the extension in the same browser. We also fixed a bug that could give a bookmark the description and
picture of a different page.
LinkMartin is on Firefox Add-ons, for Firefox 140 and later, with the same features as in Chrome.
Install it, sign in, and the library you built in Chrome is there in Firefox too.
Get it on Firefox Add-ons
LinkMartin is now public on the Chrome Web Store, and works in Chrome and every browser built on
Chromium — Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, and Opera. Saving works the moment you install it, with no account needed;
create a free account for AI descriptions and tags, with 300 AI credits in your first 30 days.
Get it on the Chrome Web Store