del.icio.us export viewer

Dug up an old del.icio.us backup from a hard drive somewhere? Drop it below to see everything you saved back then — searchable, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Parsed entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded anywhere.

How to export from del.icio.us

  1. del.icio.us is long gone, so there's nothing to export now — but if you saved a backup while it was alive, you already have the file.
  2. Most del.icio.us backups are a Netscape bookmark HTML file (the old delicious.html / API export). Drop it below.
  3. The viewer reads the links, titles, tags, and save dates — even from an export that's a decade old.
Everything happens in your browser — the file you drop in is parsed locally with JavaScript and never uploaded to Batata or anyone else. Close the tab and it's gone.

FAQ

del.icio.us shut down years ago — can I still open my backup?
Yes. If you have the export file saved anywhere, drop it here and it opens instantly in your browser — no account, and the service doesn't need to exist anymore.
What file format is a del.icio.us export?
Usually a Netscape-format HTML bookmark file (the same format browsers export). The viewer auto-detects it and reads links, titles, tags, and dates.
Is my old data uploaded anywhere?
No. It's parsed locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
Can I give these bookmarks a real home again?
Yes. Import the file into Batata (free for 100 bookmarks) and it archives the full text of every page that's still online, so a decade-old link becomes searchable and askable again. Full export anytime, no lock-in.

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