Changelog

Most bookmarks are articles you meant to read, so Save This One now opens them as clean reading views. Article text is pulled out at save time and shown without ads, pop-ups, or sidebars.

Press R to read the selected bookmark, or just press Enter. Reading is the default now; Shift+Enter opens the original page, and you can flip that behavior in Settings.

Reading works the way you like it. An Aa control in the header adjusts text size and switches between a clear sans-serif and Source Serif 4. Your choices stick on the device.

Not everything reads well as text, and the app does not pretend otherwise. Videos, images, and PDFs say so plainly and open in their own apps. X posts show as tweets.

You can now import bookmarks straight from Raindrop, Pocket, or a browser export. Export from your old tool, pick the file, and Save This One handles the rest.

Imports keep what matters: titles, tags, and the original save dates where the export includes them. Anything unreachable or duplicated is skipped and listed, so you know exactly what came over.

Collections move in batches of up to 5,000 bookmarks, with progress as it goes. If a connection drops mid-import, trying again picks up where it left off instead of starting over.

Every save can now carry a note. Right after you save a link, one keystroke opens a note field so the thought you had does not drift away.

Settings arrived too. Pick a light, dark, or system theme, and manage your API token and integrations in one place.

Comments used to live only on the bookmark you wrote them on. Now there is a Comments view that gathers everything you have written across your library, newest first.

It reads like a feed of your own thinking: what you noted, on which link, and how long ago. Clicking an entry opens the original page, so old notes lead you straight back to the thing you were thinking about.

Save This One now covers the full job of saving, finding, and keeping the right links close.

You can save links the moment you find them, then get back to them without digging through tabs or messages. Save from the app itself, from quick actions on your devices, or from the other tools you already use.

Once links are in, the app helps you stay clear and focused. Search brings things back fast. Tags keep related links together. Archive clears your main list without making anything feel lost.

Working through bookmarks is faster too. You can move with keyboard shortcuts, open links, preview details, leave comments, select several items at once, and use undo for quick recovery when you change something by mistake.

Save This One also fits better into real daily use. You can bring in bookmarks from connected accounts, use personal access for your own workflows, and follow built-in guides to set things up across the places where you already save links.