Browser Support

Browser Support

This table shows supported browsers, their available flavors, target platforms, and associated modules.

Mozilla Browsers
BrowserPlatformsOther Formats
FirefoxLinux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD
IcecatLinux-
LibrewolfLinux, macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD
WaterfoxLinux
Zen BrowserLinux, macOS
Pale MoonLinux, macOS, FreeBSD-
BasiliskLinux, macOS, FreeBSD-
Chromium Browsers
BrowserPlatformsOther Formats
ChromeLinux, macOS, Windows
ChromiumLinux, Windows, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD
Brave BrowserLinux, macOS
EdgeWindows-
Other Browsers
BrowserPlatformsOther Formats
QutebrowserLinux, Windows, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD-
VivaldiComing Soon-

note: Browsers with snap: or flat: entries in the YAML manifest are supported via their respective distribution packages.

Browser Definitions

Since v1.3.0+, browser definitions are centralized in a YAML manifest at pkg/browsers/browsers.yaml. Each browser entry defines:

  • base_dir: Platform-specific path to bookmarks profile directory
  • snap/flat: Linux package-specific overrides

See the developers/browsers.md page for instructions on adding new browser support.

Modules and Extensions

ModuleDescriptionAvailability
html-autoimportAuto-import Netscape bookmark files🟢 Free
githubScheduled import of starred repos🟢 Free
redditScheduled import of saved and liked posts
gosuki+
p2p-syncAutomated p2p multi-device sync
gosuki+

📌 Every feature, including the premium ones, are fully open source under the AGPL3 license terms. If you purchase Gosuki+ you will also get access to the source code.