Stakali

Stakali is a personal bookmark manager.
It has the ability to work offline or can also synchronize with a server hosting open source software Shaarli (https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli). Thus your links will be available on both mobile and computer without browser constraints. In addition, you have total control of your data because you do not depend on a third-party solution.

The use cases answered by Stakali:
• add a link by manually entering its address
• add a link by sharing the address from another application
• add a note by entering a title and/or description
• organize a link by downloading its title and description
• organize a link by entering its title and/or description
• organize a link by entering one or more tags
• download the article related to the link.
• share a link with another application
• recover a deleted link from the recycle bin

The possibilities offered by Stakali:
• all features are accessible offline
• four different display modes
• support Markdown syntax
• ability to search for links by search terms and/or tags
• ability to view the content of the link offline
• save favorite searches
• automatic or manual day/night theme
• choose browser used to view links: embedded, Chrome Custom Tabs, or Default Browser
• synchronization of links with a server hosting Shaarli solution with fine management of synchronization (manual, periodic ...)
• import links from bookmarks HTML file (Firefox, Google Chrom, IE)
• organize tags by deleting or renaming them
• backup of links, deleted links and/or link metadata in external files
• import links, deleted links and/or link metadata from external files

Stakali uses ACRA, an application crash tracking system, so any errors encountered are reported for analysis. This application does not collect any personal data.

Recent changes:
- Libraries updated for compatibility Android 16
- Fixed: saving links in JSON format was not working on recent versions of Android