However, for serious bookmarkers, there are also dedicated apps that can improve what your browser can do, offering benefits like better organization tools and improved search functions.
If you need a better bookmarking system and find yourself drowning in web links, these apps are worth a look, and the good news is you’ve got several top-quality options to pick from.
You can decide how to use your collections and keep your bookmarks categorized. You’ll also be able to create stacks or subcategories and add tags (such as “work” or “vacation”) to organize links across different collections. You can easily search within groups of bookmarks, and you can also customize the layouts of each one.
As you split your bookmarks up into categories, you can choose between various views, as well as add annotations and quickly preview links without leaving Raindrop.io. Sharing links with others is straightforward, as is searching through your bookmarks—with the full contents of webpages included in the search.
Dropmark is available for free on the web, and for iPhone, iPad, and macOS. Premium plans start at $5 a month.
You can tag bookmarks to make them easier to categorize, but you can also find what you need using the comprehensive search tool included in the app. Bookmark Ninja will even find duplicates and dead links for you, making it easier to cut down on the clutter in your lists.
Raindrop.io is available for free on the web, and for iPhone, iPad, Android, macOS, and Windows. Extra features are available at $2 a month.
When it comes to bookmarking, you can add notes and hashtags to the URLs you save, and sort them into collections as required. Histre favors a simple, stripped-down interface, but it’s slick and speedy. You can make collections public if you want, and invite collaborators, as well as share bookmarks with others with a couple of clicks.
Bookmark Ninja is available on the web at $24 a year after a 30-day trial.
Pocket is also good at displaying article recommendations based on picks made by the Pocket team. The platform is adept at saving all kinds of websites and blog posts, including streaming videos, and presents them in a distraction-free layout that lets you focus on the text and images.
Histre is available on the web. Extra features are available for $5 a month.
Pocket is available on the web for free. Extra features are available for $5 a month.
