With the latest release, the Grimoire Project has reached a new milestone. The Integration API was improved, we got support for webpage screenshots, and grimoire companion, the long-awaited browser extension, is finally here!

You will now be able to save your currently viewed page without leaving it. That sounds nice, doesn't it?

It's been over a month since the last update. During that time, I've been working on fixing the most common issues, but also sneaking in some new bugs features.

Let's take a look at what's new!

Ten days ago, the first version, 0.1.0, was released. Even though the beginning has been rough, I was pleasantly surprised by the warm reception Grimoire has received, and I'm deeply appreciative of all the positive feedback and encouragement Grimoire has received thus far.

In this post, I want to give you a new and more detailed roadmap and answer some questions from HN and Reddit in a short Q&A format, so please bear with me.

The time has come to unveil Grimoire, a bookmark manager designed specifically for everyone who is missing a little bit of magic touch when it comes to organizing their bookmarks.

Its mission is simple: to help you add, process, and organize your bookmarks in a way that makes sense.