This is a workflow to migrate from Chrome bookmarks to Raindrop (or another service that supports tagging bookmarks).

Bookmarks can be cleaned and/or tagged. Cleaning means removing invalid URLs, i.e. those that don't respond to a HEAD request (redirects are followed and SSL errors are ignored by default). Tagging means adding each element of the path in the nested bookmark hierarchy as a tag on the bookmark.

1. Run bookmark cleaner to clean and tag the bookmarks in the Chrome bookmarks JSON file. The default path to the bookmarks file on MacOS is used by default; specify a different argument to --infile for other platforms/locations. By default, URLs are checked to ensure they resolve (i.e. respond to a HEAD request), but this behavior can be disabled with the --no-check-urls option. Invalid bookmarks can be written to a file (using --invalid-file option) and/or opened in the default web browser (using --browse-invalid option).

   python bookmarks.py clean -o Bookmarks.cleaned.json

2. Use bookmark converter to convert the cleaned and tagged JSON file to HTML format. The resulting HTML file should be importable by any browser or bookmark management service.