What's the best app for saving and organizing bookmarks?

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I have used Pinterest, Pocket, Papaly & Delicious. I am looking for a tool or app which has features like making collections, lists & sub-lists, tagging a bookmark, sharing collections with others, import & export of bookmarks etc...

Lachlan Kirkwood · Accepted Answer

A great tool for clustering bookmarks and tabs into structured categories!

Ali Usman · Answer

Pages is more than a simple bookmarking

Mucahit Gayiran · Answer

This is great for bookmarking and saving. They have browser and desktop versions also.

Jean Leonard · Answer

I just started using NoteLedge because a friend recommended it and I really like it so far. I can keep all my bookmarks in separate and labeled folders and this makes the searching process quite easy. I also use NoteLedge for taking notes, brainstorming for projects and making collages - I feel like this app is very multi-functional because it's not just for note-taking, you can do lots of things in it and that's what I like the most.

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Been using it for years. Imho this is the easiest way to save and organize bookmarks.

whykatz · Answer

Does exactly what it says on the can! :)

Ayush Mittal · Answer

Quick notes, tagging, collections, images, sharing and chrome extension. Available on all devices and syncs everywhere.

Rob Penfold · Answer

I really like Start.me - simple to use, access on any device, organise blocks of bookmarks by topic etc. The main reason I started using it was the frustration of diffferent browsers and bookmarks depending on whether you are at work, home pc, phone etc. I like Pocket as well although have never thought of it as a bookmark manager as such. Just wish Pocket would allow articles clipped to Pocket to appear  on Kindle easily

Peter Cheng · Answer

Created an account just to say thank you Mucahit!I have been looking for something like RainDrop like forever! I like it much better than Pocket because it does not automatically download all the content of my links -- it is purely a bookmark organizer, thus its app size won't get too bloated like Pocket or Instapaper. Thanks again for your recommendation!

Loeribas · Answer

For macOS users that have a subscription for pinboard.in, this is a fast application that's there when you need it. Beats all comparable applications for ease of use and speed.

Susanne Anders · Answer

I love their approach of organizing bookmarks via tags. When you reach a certain amount of bookmarks you can sort your tags into "packs" – so you can create custom collections/lists. You can also share your links. Import works via HTML, no export function by now, though...

Patrick Loonstra · Answer

The best alternative after del.isio.us was destroyed.

Hugo Fauquenoi · Answer

I use Todoist to save bookmarks in relevant projects. Makes them actionable, instead of piling them up on Pocket.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

It's the best note-taking app ever built. It works best for bookmarks, too.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

It's the best note-taking app ever built. It works best for bookmarks, too.

Loeribas · Answer

It's the best native (Swift) pinboard.in client.

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It's a content discovery tool, but it can also be used as a powerful bookmarking tool. Use its Read Soon feature or create a private list which you can share with others, too. It offers any other useful features, too. Go explore.

Sylvie Stewart · Answer

Just check it out for yourself. It's new, smart and intuitive. Links are stored in folders in a familiar tree structure. You can tag them, rate them, add notes, view and even extract the core information from their pages, and much more. This is the application you didn't know you were missing until you start using it.

Gonzalo Aragón · Answer

Hey, I'm Gonzalo and I built this plataform open source for saving and sharing links mainly into lists, it's the first version so I hope you enjoy it. Happy bookmark!

Ankit Verma · Answer

Try Quick launcher chrome extension

Bharani · Answer

It helps you organize your bookmarks by turning your email inbox into your reading list.

Disclaimer: I am the guy who made it :)

Dionis Loire · Answer

We have a workspace for saving and sharing links with each other. It is very easy to organize, and you can drag and drop to reorder the links.

Georgia Evans · Answer

I use several apps for gathering bookmarks, but this one wins. I love how easy it is to use and to keep everything neat and organized.

Juliana Rogers · Answer

I use this app for collecting bookmarks - they go into individual folders that I update regularly. Works on my phone and tablet as well.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

One of the most user-friendly note-taking apps.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

It automatically syncs information and offers easy-to-use functionalities.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

Top features:

-If you take notes about different subjects or categories, this is a great way to keep track visually. The best part is Keep makes it incredibly easy to colour code your notes.

-Set up a location reminder by typing in an address and you’ll be notified when you’re nearby.

-  Google Keep lets you add photos from your camera roll or take new ones and place them in your notes. You can make your notes a lot more comprehensive by adding images to compliment your text.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

technology expertise  of Google incorporated into a simple app.

Shamit Khemka · Answer

Keep everything organized  in a systematic and easy-to-use app.

Lindsey Hazel · Answer

I'm a big fan of Toby. It's a google chrome extension. It helps you save all of your tabs as bookmarks and you can save them, sort them by category and more. Definitely give it a go!

Shamit Khemka · Answer

It offers attractive features like pinning your task at the top of the page, changing background color, and many more.

Stephanie Goldman · Answer

Map2Next is a mobile app that allows you to read travel articles from top sources (Eater, Thrillist, Airbnb, Uber) and attaches their recommendations with maps to make them more accessible on-the-go. So you can save the places and articles you see on the web for later. It makes finding great places easy, and the UI is beautiful. Disclaimer: I work here. We've been working really hard on this one and are starting to get noticed by some of the big players in the space

Adrian Matei · Answer

Especially created for Developers & Co. You can manage both dev bookmarks and code snippets (aka codelets)

Yoler L · Answer

The best bookmark management tool, used every day, collection is very convenient. You can import browser bookmarks

Mary Carroll · Answer

i love this it rocks

Anton Sten · Answer

Imho there's no better option than pocket. Great offline service, ability to tag links but still a pretty lightweight app. Works great on iOS, Mac and browser.

BPlan4U · Answer

It's unfortunate that you don't believe in Pocket as it's a fantastic tool, we recommend you give it another go :)

Ivan Mir · Answer

If you intend to actually read your bookmarks and not just hoard them – Pocket is the way.

Ayush Mittal · Answer

Specifically with annotating/highlighting capabilities. Use Candy (now Lumio) - Highlight text or data, save images, videos or entire pages from the web. Your highlights are recorded together with all source information. Drag and drop to organise/re-arrange them in the order you like.

Henrique Macedo · Answer

✅ Collections
✅ Lists 
❌ Sub-lists
❌ Tags
❌ Sharing collections with others
✅ Import & export
✅ Browsers / MacOS / iOS / Apple Watch / Android

Romero Mckay · Answer

1000000000% the best one. Been using this for years. It's simple and works. Perfect for devs.