What are the best ways to store and share bookmarks?

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100% free (at the moment)

The company earns (enough) money with affiliate links, therefore there is no need for a purchasable pro membership.

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Follows strict privacy rules

Because it is located in Germany, the company has to follow very strict rules regarding privacy.

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Uses affiliate links which can be seen as an invasion of privacy

Affiliate links are usually not only a way to earn money with advertisement, it mostly also includes generating user profiles which could be seen as a big privacy issue.

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Wire Browser

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Search for bookmarks on Google, Yahoo, or Bing

Find saved items based on the tags.

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Supports custom tags

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Currently available on Android only

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Requires Google account

Only option to sign-in is with a Google account.

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Raindrop.io

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Cross-platform

Cross-platform because it's browser based. There are also apps for Mac, Chrome, iOs & Android.

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Import bookmarks

Offers a possibility to import bookmarks from browsers.

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Quite new company

Time will tell if this product will survive.

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Pocket

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Integrates with over 500 apps

A key advantage of Pocket is that it is integrated in over 500 apps as a way to save the link, including Twitter, Flipboard, Pulse and Zite.

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Limited search in free version

searching for bookmarks with several tags is not possible in the free version.

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Delicious

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Import & export bookmarks, including tags and notes

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Private bookmarks

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Shutting down soon

Will become read only on June 15, 2017.

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Not for free

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Xmarks

Available on iOS (iPhone iPad, iPod Touch) Android, Windows Phone, Dolphin HD extension, and Blackberry platforms.

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Comprehensive platform availability

A client is available on nearly every major platform barring e-readers.

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Owned by Lastpass who are owned by LogMeIn

Many users made an exodus from LogMeIn due to customer relations errors (shafting customers) reflected by their decisions and actions. Trust in LastPass and Xmarks has been violated by selling out to LogMeIn against customers wishes. The thrice removed chain of ownership brings up concerns of the...