Bookmarks and ignore files
bookmarks/<group-slug>.yaml
Section titled “bookmarks/<group-slug>.yaml”v0 One file per bookmark group. The filename is the group’s slug.
title: Productionorder: 10 # groups sort by order, then titlecollapsed: falselinks: - title: Admin console url: https://admin.example.com description: Production admin icon: auto # auto = fetch the favicon once and cache it; or an emoji / image / URL tags: [prod] - title: BI dashboards url: https://bi.example.com| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
title | The group’s heading. |
order | Sort key; groups sort by order, then title. |
collapsed | Whether the group starts collapsed. Saved here, so it is the same in every browser. |
links[].title | The chip’s label. |
links[].url | Where it goes. Required. |
links[].description | Shown as a tooltip. |
links[].icon | auto (the site’s favicon, fetched once and cached), an emoji, an image in the data home, or a URL. Without one, a monogram on a colour derived from the hostname. |
links[].tags | Free-form tags, for filtering. |
Bookmarks are inert: nothing is launched, and they are not health-checked. See Bookmarks.
ignore.yaml
Section titled “ignore.yaml”v0 Observed listeners you never want to see. Ignore in the dashboard (or
hallway ignore) appends to it; you can edit it by hand.
ports: [631] # never show these portsprocesses: [rapportd, ControlCenter] # never show listeners owned by these process namesdirs: [] # never show listeners whose working directory is under these pathsThis is on top of the scanner’s own filters (ports below 1024, the ephemeral range, and known non-web daemons). See the scanner.