Introducing a new feature for our Plus subscribers.
Up until now, all your bookmarks went into one messy folder which you’d have to sift through to find what you need. From now on, our Plus members get a totally new experience: Bookmark Folders. Create folders, save bookmarks by topic or project, the ones you’d like to share and the ones you don’t. Here’s how it works:
<h2>Create a Bookmark Folder</h2>
You can create a folder from the left-side navigation bar by clicking “+ New Folder”
Choose a name and an emoji for your folder.
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<h2>Bookmarking</h2>
Now, when you bookmark a post, a bar at the top will ask you whether you’d like to save it in your general “Quick Save” folder or directly into a new folder. You can also create a new folder when you bookmark by clicking “New Folder.”
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But that’s not all! You can go into the Quick Saves folder and move your old bookmarks into new folders. We knew you were looking for a fun weekend activity 🎉

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Introducing Bookmark Folders for Plus subscribers, enabling users to organize their bookmarks by creating folders for different topics or projects. Users can create and name new folders directly from the left-side navigation bar, and organize existing bookmarks into these folders for easier access.

Bookmark Folders

That’s great!!! One thing still missing, custom icons 😁, but feature is already very useful!!!

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daily.dev is both the best supplemental dev resource I’ve encountered in a long time AND the biggest productivity killer at the same time! Every time I open a tab, let’s say for specific work-related research - a topic in the daily.dev feed catches my eye! An hour and 16 daily.dev articles later I think to myself, “What was I supposed to be doing?” 8^)

It might be a fun weekend activity for some, but I’ll have to take a vacation to organize my quick saves into meaningful folders 😂
How about an AI feature that can organize your quick saves into folders (something like Tidy Tabs in Arc)? 🤔 Or the leaderboard for the most articles in quick saves (something I think I can compete in) 🤣