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I use the one built in Vivaldi. What's the point of an external bookmark manager?
They backup them locally. Did you ever searched for something you know existed and it's gone forever?
Browsers also keep the bookmarks locally with an option to sync. You can export/import them too if needed. Sorry, still not seeing an added value of an external bookmark manager.
Unless what you're trying to say is that it backs up the websites themselves locally then... that's at least interesting.