Feature request

One feature that would make the app significantly better would be the ability to sort bookmark lists first by bookmarks that were favorited, then by whatever criteria is selected in the "Sort by" selector.

So far, I find the "sort by" options useful, especially the option to sort by date. But I find myself missing the option in Notion and Windows's File Explorer to "Group by date," which sorts the items by date and then groups the items under distinct section headers. In File Explorer's case, Windows sorts this with headers like "Today," "Yesterday," and "Earlier this week," while Notion is more customizable (group by day, week, etc.). I can approximate this feature by using the search filters, but that'd show only one day/week at a time. Another workaround, date-based collection, would preclude organizing bookmarks by other criteria. I hope that by adding a "group by" view setting, I can more easily view by bookmarks by category on the same page. While my use case is specific to date, I can see other users benefiting from other group options, such as grouping by site.

Infinite scrolling is very annoying, when someone has a long list of bookmarks. Please allow users to choose either infinite scroll or traditional pagination. Thank you.

There is the option, to save images to Raindrop. I'd like to save .svg images as well but get and error. I would like to request, allowing more file formats/types

It would be great for Raindrop to keep the reading position, as when returning to the article we could continue reading and highlighting from that position on.

When you create a folder, either a root or nested, you can edit the folder to automatically tag any bookmarks placed in the folder. For example, if i have a folder called AwesomeColors that tags any bookmarks created in it with "Colors" and "Awesome"

I have nested collections with the same name: Inbox, Later, Archive. The parent collection names are things like "Articles" and "Tweets". The issue that when I look at an aggregated view like "All bookmarks", I only see the nested collection name, e.g. Inbox. This makes it difficult to see, at a glance, whether that bookmark is a Tweet/Article/etc. Thus, my feature request. Please concatenate the parent collection's name with the nested collection's name and render something like "Tweets/Later".

This would work a bit like the ClearURL extension for Firefox. Tracking elements would be removed from urls, either automatically if you enable an option or maybe when a button is pressed in each individual item that is saved. An example would be amazon.tld/dp/productcode - everything after this is for tracking and could be removed

Warn users when adding a duplicate bookmark. This would show them where that link already exists, saving time from duplicate cleanup later on.

I suggest to add another layer of sorting/ layering in the actual bookmark view (view that contains the bookmarks) using either Tags for sorting or even better creating another custom definable category layer (bookmark status). Basically creating a Kaban board for the bookmarks in the bookmark view. Using another bookmark status layer would make it possible to sort the bookmark inside their status still by tags. I added some screenshots from clickup and a quick wireframe drawing to illustrate the Idea. All bookmark systems stop at folder -> subfolder -> sub sub folder->...-> item structure. Adding another layer of sorting at the item level, and Item Status, like its done in project management system would greatly improve the ablity to organise and categorise bookmarks. This can be achieved with folders and subfolders as well but loses the visibility of the bookmark view. I also suggest the ability to drag and drop bookmarks between these categories. Same as in project management systems where you can drag a task from open to progress to done. A simple example for a category: Unread Read or sort by importance: Read Now Read Next Read Someday Also adding categories that you would normally make a folder for. But some of the categories only contain 1 bookmark and thus would clutter up your sidebar. You can now have an advanced sorting mechanism for your bookmarks. For team collaboration this creates a next level opportunity. Creating the ability of a to do list like chain to manage content for teams the work on content creation. Think of extracting content from bookmarks in a team with categories like: Review In Review Content Extracted