So, can’t speak to the murena.io accounts, but for the self-hosted folks, here’s what I’ve appended to my docker-compose that let’s me do this:
webdav:
image: bytemark/webdav
container_name: webdav.floccus
ports:
- "8002:80" # You can change the host port if needed
volumes:
- ./webdav/data:/var/lib/dav # Persist your bookmarks here
environment:
- AUTH_TYPE=Basic
- USERNAME=floccus
- PASSWORD=supersecret # Use a strong one!
restart: unless-stopped
From there, there’s a browser extension called Floccus that works on Chrom* and Firefox, and can save the bookmark list to the webDAV folder, syncing between devices including mobile ones.
If there’s a tutorial somewhere to use murena.io storage as webDAV, then Floccus might be the solution you’re looking for.
The use of floccus was possible last year, but in my experience, it was very unreliable. It was bugged, and it stopped working for weeks for reasons server side. And after the outage last year i stopped bothering and I guess it’s still not enabled again. I recommend build in browser sync features and only consider floccus/nextcloud bookmark sync if you are using multiple different browsers.