FAQ

• Q: Which operating systems does Gosuki support?
• A: Gosuki currently supports:
  • Linux (full support, all architectures)
  • macOS (available via Homebrew)
  • Windows (full build support with systray icon)
  • BSD platforms (FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD)

For the latest status, check the Browser Support Matrix.

• Q: Does Gosuki support Zen, Icecat, PaleMoon, or Basilisk?
• A: Yes. GoSuki supports all Mozilla-based browsers including Firefox, Librewolf, Waterfox, Zen Browser, Icecat, PaleMoon, and Basilisk. Check the Browser Support Matrix for the full list.

• Q: Where does my data go? On my HD or somewhere in the cloud?
• A: It is stored locally in a buku compatible sqlite database, typically located at:
• Linux/BSD: ~/.local/share/gosuki/gosuki.db
• macOS: /Library/Application Support/gosuki/gosuki.db
• Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%/gosuki/gosuki.db

• Q: Does gosuki support bookmark deletion?
• A: No, it only supports adding/modifying bookmarks. Since it’s designed to be multi-browser, multi-profile, and real-time, adding deletion functionality would introduce excessive complexity with limited benefit. Users can simply utilize the #deleted tag (for example) to organize deleted bookmarks within their own tag hierarchy. Given that bookmarks consume negligible storage space, this approach provides an efficient workaround.

• Q: Is it possible to synchronize multiple devices?
• A: Yes, you can synchronize your bookmarks using:
  • Using P2P Auto Sync
  • Using Syncthing

• Q: Can I synchronize with my mobile devices?
• A: Yes, using the guides for:
  • P2P Auto Sync: Mobile devices setup
  • Syncthing: Example mobile setup

• Q: Can I sort results from the suki CLI?
• A: Yes. Use the --sort (or -s) flag:

  suki -s title "search term"

• Q: How do I change the port the WebUI listens on?
• A: Via config file ([webui] listen = '0.0.0.0:8080') or CLI flag (gosuki start --listen 0.0.0.0:8080).