Marqly 1.0
Manage your bookmarks like a pro
Marqly 1.0 launched on September 3, 2022 with 259 votes, #82 of 3,464 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.
In plain words
Marqly is a Chrome browser extension that helps users save, organize, and manage bookmarks and highlighted text online. It provides customization options for organizing saved content, making it useful for people who want centralized bookmark management across their browsing. The tool is designed to streamline how users store and access their bookmarked pages and text highlights.
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From the sources
Marqly lets you save, customize and manage all your bookmarks and highlighted texts online like a breeze.
Marqly is the AI bookmark manager with a smart New Tab, Clipboard History, saved AI chats, YouTube summaries, and webpage highlights. Start free.
Marqly saves, tags, and files every link with AI. Months later, ask it in plain words and it answers from your own saves, source attached, and tidies up if you let it. Find things you vaguely remember, get the gist of an article, or spot what you keep collecting. Every answer links to the source. You saved 7 things about Japan between March and May: three Kyoto guides 1 , a Tokyo restaurant guide 2 and a JR Pass explainer 3 . Three of them have no tags yet. Marqly's Ask panel answering "what did I save about Japan?" from the user's own bookmarks, citing three sources, then proposing tags for three bookmarks that apply after approval. Ask, the assistant inside Marqly: it answers from your…from marqly.com
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