Bug report

If the option to add an image url as a thumbnail is opened, when the box where the url is copied appears and you click on the save button or even on the space where the url is copied, the editor closes, as if you clicked outside the editor. This obviously doesn't save the thumbnail, or anything.

All the preview images have disappeared and so have the icons associated with the collections.

First attempt, a deleted tab, second, the tabs in a directory... What is this...

Just bought a subscription to use your AI to organize better my BMs. Spent 20 minutes with Stella doing that. Didn't see any changes in the number of BMs under each Collection title. Stella said to "Refresh" and I'd see them. Refreshed and the whole conversation went away. Stella said the previous conversation (1 minute ago) isn't saved!! She remembered nothing of our conversation and I had to start over. Spent another 20 minutes reorganizing. When I asked her why I wasn't seeing changes in the numbers increasing for each collection, she once again said I would once I refreshed the page. I asked her three times if I could continue the conversation once I refreshed. Absolutely yes, was her response. I refreshed (like a believing idiot) and once again the conversation was gone and when I clicked on "Ask" our Stella had no recollection of the conversation. Not only that, but nothing she had supposedly done to organize the bookmarks showed up either. And we're talking about 100s and 100s of bookmarks supposedly re-organized. A very frustrating waste of time. Not good, IT.

When you click share from a different app or website. I doesn't load. It works only if I restart the phone or reinstall it. It's really frustrating.

Description When importing a list of URLs from a plain text (.txt) file, the application fails to fetch the page titles and metadata. As a result, the bookmarks appear in the list with only their raw URLs as titles. Steps to Reproduce Prepare a .txt file containing multiple URLs (one URL per line). Go to the Raindrop import section and upload the .txt file. Once the import is complete, navigate to the collection where the bookmarks were added. Observe the titles of the newly imported bookmarks. Actual Result The imported bookmarks do not have their titles or metadata extracted. They are displayed as raw URLs (e.g., https://minhchantuong.com/ ...) instead of the actual page titles. Expected Result The import process should behave similarly to adding a single link. The application should automatically crawl/fetch the website metadata and populate the title and description fields for each bookmark. Additional Notes This issue consistently occurs with bulk imports from text files. Please verify if other metadata fields (such as preview images or descriptions) are also failing to populate during this process.

When selecting "close tabs" from a Chrome Tab Group, it will not prompt the user to delete the tab group

I can't move the bookmarks automatically inserted by the App between the links and documents filters. This creates confusion when using search operators, because you don't know whether to use type:article or type:document. Is it possible to choose during insertion in which filter to index the bookmarks? I don't understand how the app decides which filter to insert them in.

In macOS sequoia, system settings regarding interface translation have no effect on the application.

Summary in Firefox highlighting a string that has dupes in a document will highlight all dupes in the document instead of the one selected, see attached firefox_bug_3... files. Steps open raindrop.io in firefox [browser] with [ext]ension on MAC [OS] create programming/python/review folder go to the review folder hit the add > arrow down cta and select upload file cta add the 👓[self eval coding linked list].md file goto added file in raindrop > edit click preview goto "When Python sees:" highlight, def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" click on the new highlight for, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" EXPECTED should scroll to the, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" just highlighted ACTUAL Firefox scroll to the first occurance of, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" Also there are 11 strings of, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" and all of them are now highlighted, see attached firefox_bug_3... files. Actual Safari unlike firefox only the first occurrence of, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" is highlighted scroll to the first occurrence of, "def list_to_linked_list(self, arr: list = []) -> Optional[Node]:" actual string that was highlighted is not highlighted Firefox Browser [ext]ension version 6.6.91 [Firefox browser] 147.0.2 (64-bit) MAC [OS] Model Name: MacBook Pro Model Identifier: MacBookPro15,2 Processor Name: Quad-Core Intel Core i7 Processor Speed: 2.8 GHz Number of Processors: 1 Total Number of C cores: 4 L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB L3 Cache: 8 MB Hyper-Threading Technology: Enabled Memory: 16 GB System Firmware Version: 2020.80.5.0.1 (iBridge: 21.16.3049.0.0,0) OS Loader Version: 580~1337 Serial Number (system): C02YT1AQLVDL Hardware UUID: FDFEE60E-38F8-5278-BE8C-9092F47E9675 Provisioning UDID: FDFEE60E-38F8-5278-BE8C-9092F47E9675 Activation Lock Status: Disabled