Linkidex

You can now select multiple links from your search results and perform actions on all of them at once. Set categories, add or remove tags, or delete in bulk. Up to 500 links at a time.

Also added the ability to merge categories and tags, and convert between the two. Plus some security improvements on the rate limiting side.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/release-notes-bulk-actions/

Linkidex 1.7.0 - Offline Bookmarks

Linkidex can now save Markdown and PDF copies of pages you bookmark. If the original page goes offline, gets paywalled, or changes, your archived copy stays accessible.

- Markdown archives strip out the noise and save clean text.

- PDF archives capture a full visual snapshot.

- View or download archives from within Linkidex.

- Set defaults in account settings or toggle per link when saving.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/version-1-7-0-release-notes/

Linkidex 1.6.4 — link preview images and favicons.

• When you save a page via the browser extension, Linkidex now automatically extracts the page's Open Graph image and displays it as a thumbnail preview.

• Favicons are also stored and displayed for each link. Both make it much easier to visually scan your saved links.

• Preview images can be added, replaced, or removed from the Edit Link modal. Requires an active subscription since storing images costs money.

• Also fixed a bug affecting public collections.

  Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/version-1-6-4-release-notes/

1.6.0 is live

This release was focused on helping users find and organize their bookmarks faster. Highlights:

- Side drawer search — you can now search categories and tags without scrolling through long lists

- Search highlighting — matching text gets highlighted so you can see why a result showed up

- Advanced search operators — powered by Fuse.js extended search. Exact match, prefix/suffix, negation, AND/OR logic

- Customizable link views — switch between dense (Gmail-style) and detailed layouts, choose which fields to show/hide

- Sort everything — links by relevance, date, title, or view count. Categories and tags by date, title, or link count

This was a lot of frontend work but the app feels significantly more usable now, especially for people with large

collections.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/version-1-6-0-release-notes/

Linkidex now has a free trial!

- Users who validate their email will automatically be enrolled

- The free trial last for two weeks.

- Free trial users can save the same number of links, categories, tags, and folders as subscribers.

Full release notes can be found here: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/free-trials-phase-1/

This is the first of several updates that will impact free trials. More to come soon!

This one has been in the works for a long time. I originally called “categories” collections years ago, but renamed them to eventually make room for this feature.

Users can create Public Collections - a list of links, categories, tags and folders that anyone can view, even if they don’t have a Linkidex account.

I was going to ship this last month with the Side Drawer Update, but the scope got too big, so I split it out. .

If you want to see an example: https://www.linkidex.com/collections/nKZHfnNhWV/Linkidex-Documentation

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/public-collections/

I’d love feedback, and am offering free access to anyone willing to help me improve Linkidex. Just shoot me an email david@linkidex.com

A bunch of QoL Improvements and Updates based on user feedback:

- Auto refresh links, categories, tags, and folders when bookmarks finish importing on account page.
- Auto refresh links, categories, tags, and folders when bookmarks finish uploading on links page.
- Links that are created via an import file are given a tag associating the link to the file upload.
- Add ‘reload’ button so users can manually refetch links, categories, tags, and folders without refreshing the whole page.
- Search Details now appear under the fuzzy search text box, and explicitly describe every active search filter.
- The X in the fuzzy search text bar appear on mobile.
- Personal Links have been renamed to Private links.
- The ‘tags’ icon is now a hashtag instead of dog tags.
- Added direct link from blog page to the Linkidex web application.
- Added direct link from the Linkidex web application to release notes blog.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/quality-of-life-improvements-from-feedback/

The old version had separate Category and Tag dropdowns for your personal links and each of your orgs. It got messy fast.

What’s new:
• One filters dropdown: All / Personal / your orgs.
• You only see categories, tags, and links from that filter.
• Invalid drag targets get greyed out.
• Search now requires a link satisfy all filters by default, not just one.
• Category & Tag filters are single-select by default (alt-click for multi).

Also fixed a performance bug when resizing the Side Drawer, which has made the front end faster and more snappy.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/sidebar-rewrite/

For the last month or so I have been updating my build scripts for Linkidex. These updates allow me to build Linkidex as both a web application and a manifest v3 browser extension. The work is now done, and both the Chrome and Firefox extensions are now live and are linked below.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/linkidex/

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/linkidex/pgcjkdgcdilglbihlnekkifomdoehjkd

AI Suggestions works more consistently and Linkidex now shows which suggestions are for new versus existing categories and tags.

Full release notes: https://www.linkidex.com/blog/posts/ai-suggest-improvements/