Marginalia turns scattered bookmarks into a proper catalog — full-text searchable, tagged in color, archived against link rot, and readable offline. Not another list. A library.
Every bookmark gets a proper record: title, description, favicon, and a full offline copy — so search still works after the original page is gone.
Bring in bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari in one pass, with folders and tags preserved.
Title, description, and favicon are captured the moment you save — no manual tidying.
A visual record of the page as it looked, so a redesign or takedown never erases the context.
Article text is saved for offline reading, independent of whether the site stays up.
Every save is automatically submitted to the Internet Archive as a second, permanent copy.
Re-saved links are caught and offered for merge, keeping the catalog clean.
A background sweep flags dead links so your library never quietly rots.
Folders within folders, for anyone whose bookmarks bar stopped scaling years ago.
Tag freely and color-code by hand or by rule — the catalog card shows it at a glance.
Rule-based folders that file new saves automatically by domain, tag, or content.
A dedicated to-read queue, plus an archive shelf for links you're done with but not deleting.
Nothing is gone for good until you empty it yourself.
A clean reader mode with annotation and text-to-speech, in whichever layout fits how you browse.
| Capability | Lite | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Saved links | Up to 1,000 | Unlimited |
| Browser import & metadata extraction | Included | Included |
| Full-page screenshots & offline article copies | Included | Included |
| Wayback Machine auto-archiving | — | Included |
| Broken link checker | — | Included |
| Smart collections (rule-based) | — | Included |
| Highlight & annotate, text-to-speech | — | Included |
| Cloud sync & mobile companion app | — | Included |
| Shareable public collections | — | Included |
| Daily digest & unread reminders | — | Included |
| Pocket & Instapaper import | — | Included |
| Collaboration on shared collections | — | Included |
Correct — every core cataloging feature is unlimited except the 1,000-link ceiling. Pro removes that ceiling and adds archiving, sync, and reading tools.
Pro submits every save to the Wayback Machine automatically, and every edition keeps a local offline copy of the article text, so the content outlives the original page.
Yes — upgrading unlocks Pro features on your existing catalog in place; nothing is re-imported or reset.
Yes, for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, for one-click and clipboard quick-add in both editions.