Raindrop.io

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All-in-one bookmark manager

Latest reviews

• (2024-09-22) Salman Mohammad: For couple of days I am having trouble on fetching title for youtube videos while creating bookmarks while clicking shortcuts or create new bookmark from context menu.
• (2024-04-13) Simple Guy: Great extension!
• (2023-11-10) Gabriel Atkinson: Love this app. Moved from Pocket and have not looked back. Have hundreds of sites saved and organized. The ability to use folders, add tags, and notes is amazing. Also love the ability to share collections.
• (2023-10-01) T'Svai: i used raindrop for a few weeks and generally liked it, but ultimately stopped using it because new bookmarks being added to the top, with no option to add them to the bottom instead (without disabling manual sorting, which i need) became a dealbreaker. new on bottom is how my imported bookmarks collection worked before raindrop, and switching would be a huge undertaking. the drag and drop reordering functionality in raindrop is pretty bare bones, and when i have a category with tons of bookmarks it takes a long time to drag and drop bookmarks (one at a time only) from the top of the list to the bottom. every i add a new bookmark. you can't use your scroll wheel, you can only drag a bookmark down to the bottom of the list and wait for it to scroll. slowly. if manual organization of your bookmarks isn't a huge deal for you (or you're fine with new bookmarks at the top), you'll probably like raindrop. otherwise, you may run into the same problems i did.
• (2023-09-18) AV Va: Thank you for the handy extension and blessings in Jesus Christ name.
• (2023-09-10) Samuele gg: La piattaforma web è ottima, una delle migliori provate finora; anche l'estensione è completa e funziona bene, inoltre è presente anche l'opzione di aggiunta rapida dal menù contestuale. Come caratteristiche e prezzo della versione Premium, il concorrente principale è BacktoIt.io. Raindrop include tutte le funzioni principali nella versione gratuita, mentre la versione Premium è appropriata e progettata bene. Un software interessante che ho utilizzato in passato per Windows era "Link Commander Pro", che non è più supportato e non è più disponibile online, ma viene ben sostituito da Raindrop. Apprezzata molto l'idea che lo sviluppatore consenta agli utenti di votare la caratteristica più utile per un prossimo aggiornamento. La versione gratuita è già piuttosto ricca di funzioni: infatti, permette di creare un numero infinito di cartelle, sottocartelle, segnalibri e in ogni cartella/sotto cartella è presente un contatore schede; è possibile visualizzare i segnalibri in vari modi e stili; presenta il pulsante "seleziona/deseleziona tutti" e il cestino, i preferiti, la multi selezione delle schede anche con tasto "SHIFT", i tags, lo spostamento in "cartelle", anche con funzione drag and drop, presente la sezione "indifferenziati" e il pulsante "copia URL"; presente la modalità scura/chiara dell'interfaccia. C'è la possibilità di modificare l'alias visualizzato, l'e-mail e l'immagine; presenti contatori su ogni sezione riguardo i segnalibri, ma manca quello delle cartelle. Presenta molte opzioni per personalizzare ogni segnalibro: oltre a titolo e descrizione, puoi aggiungerlo ai preferiti, monitorarlo (Premium), inserirlo in una cartella o lasciarlo senza categoria, assegnare tags e aggiungere appunti. L'abbonamento Premium è conveniente ed economico: comprende il supporto prioritario via mail, il monitoraggio dei siti offline e la ricerca duplicati, backup giornalieri, cloud mensile archivio documentale, annotare appunti ed altro. Difetti: manca la selezione multipla con tasto "SHIFT" delle cartelle in modo da selezionare un determinato elenco e non tutte o solo alcune (è molto lento selezionare uno a uno l'elenco se si lavora con numerose cartelle); manca l'assegnazione di priorità (pinned) sui links all'interno delle cartelle e manca il contatore delle cartelle. The web platform is excellent among the best I've used; the extension is complete and functional; in addition, there is the rapid add option from the context menu that appears when you click with the right mouse button. BacktoIt.io is the primary rival in terms of the Premium version's features and cost. The free edition of Raindrop comes with all the essential functions, while the premium version is suitable and useful. "Link Commander Pro" was an intriguing program I formerly used for Windows, but it's no longer supported and is no longer accessible online. Raindrop has completely replaced it. It's a great concept that the developer lets users vote on the most practical feature for an upcoming release. The free version already has a lot of useful features: you can create an infinite number of folders/subfolders, bookmarks and there is a links counter in each folder/subfolder; you can display bookmarks in different ways and styles; features a dark/light interface mode, a "select/deselect all" button, a trash can, favorites, multi-tab selection with the "SHIFT" button, tags, drag-and-drop functionality for moving between "folders," a "undifferentiated" section, and a "copy url" button. The alias, email, and image that are displayed can all be changed. There are bookmark counters in each area, but there isn't one for folders. Each bookmark can be customized in a variety of ways, including the title, description, inclusion to favorites, monitoring (Premium), placement in a folder or left uncategorized, addition of tags, notes, and categorization. The Premium subscription it comes with priority email assistance, monitoring of offline sites and duplicate search, daily backups, a monthly document archive cloud, annotating notes, and more.  The alias, email, and image that are displayed can all be changed. There are bookmark counters in each area, but there isn't one for folders. Each bookmark can be customized in a variety of ways, including the title, description, inclusion to favorites, monitoring (Premium), placement in a folder or left uncategorized, addition of tags, notes, and categorization. The Premium membership is affordable: it comes with priority email assistance, monitoring of offline sites and duplicate search, daily backups, a monthly document archive cloud, highlight notes, and more.  Defects include the inability to choose multiple folders simultaneously while holding down the "SHIFT" key, which prevents you from selecting only one list at a time when you have a large number of folders to choose from; links inside of folders don't have any priority assignments (pinned) at all and folders counter is missing.
• (2023-09-06) Milamber: I mostly like how the app looks and works. The main concern I have is if the metadata of the bookmarks are captured, sorted, and reflected properly in the interface and search results. There are a couple of instances where I discovered metadata like description and tags are not reflected accurately when you use the different filters and search results. A bookmark with 'A' tag cannot be found when you go into 'A' tags. A bookmark with description does not show the description when you check the box for descriptions in list. Now imagine having 1000s of bookmarks after you use raindrop for a while. You want to and need to be able to trust the search and interface results because that's the whole point of the system and service the app provides. And also, you can't easily find bugs or missing results like these then. Hopefully such bugs can be quashed soon and not appear again.
• (2023-08-17) Talha Bhutta: Great tool for seamlessly managing bookmarks.
• (2023-08-15) Tony Sheldon: Perfection. Shifted from pocket to raindrop after using pocket for a decade. No complains till now.
• (2023-08-12) LaQuan Wunderman: Please make the savings from the extension widget not opening a new window. Poor UI
• (2023-07-29) vlād: This is a perfect app that would be worth a 5-star review if it only it supported KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS! Having to always click the search bar with a mouse basically renders this extension completely useless. https://raindropio.canny.io/feature-requests/p/keyboard-shortcuts--quick-jumps
• (2023-07-27) Emmanuel: I've tested EVERY BOOKMARK EXTENSION out there. Not even kidding. This one is the best, and the only one worth paying for.
• (2023-07-27) kamran sanaee: It does all I needed in both app and the browser extension. Happy to finally found an app to get all the interests in one place. Also, the tag option is supper helpful.
• (2023-07-25) Rah: Cool extension, but in my workflow I was always bothered to click the catalog, tags which is distracting, so I use it together with catalogic extension for quick grouping and then export links.
• (2023-07-22) Jefté Inácio: Salve tudo o que você quiser.
• (2023-07-13) Costa Alexoglou: Absolutely love this app. Grateful for their product, and the fact that most of the features are free. Works flawlessly on my Chrome and Arc browsers and iOS app 🙇 Insane UX, job well done 👏
• (2023-06-27) Stuart Mould: Awesome app with a great chrome integration, so easy to make bookmarks exactly where you want them.
• (2023-06-27) Krishnendu Laha: Free to use. Available on every platform and every browser. Tons of features. It just works. I've got no complains but only good things to say about this app. It helps me keep three of my browsers (Safari, Edge, Chrome) stay up to date with all the bookmarks. It helps me neatly store and categorize all the bookmarks, even YouTube and other online content I've planned to watch or watched (for future reference) and works like charm. Highly recommended!!! And if you can afford it get the premium. It's worth it. Saves permanently copy of websites (works better than Pocket ot Goodlinks), and also OCR enabled search and it's pretty great and plus you get to upload files and keep your research all in one place. Zotero might be good for references but for online stuff it's the best
• (2023-06-12) Ice Cream: Exelente, es definitivamente la mejor applicacion de gestion de enlaces 100% recomendada
• (2023-06-12) しゅう: ブックマークするだけのサービスですがシンプルでとても使いやすいです。いろんな端末から明日セスできる点が特に気に入っています。
• (2023-06-10) Nathaniel Van De Kamp: Simply the best
• (2023-06-08) Jamie Cameron: Raindrop.io is the more powerful way to store bookmarks and access from all your devices. Browser plugin makes it really easy to use.
• (2023-06-08) Bob Omer: I highly recommend this bookmark manager software for its efficiency, versatility, and user-friendly interface.
• (2023-06-08) Alexandra Schweitzer: Easy to use, clean interface, and highly useful.
• (2023-06-08) Selene: I'm very glad that I've found Raindrop.io. I've been using it for months now. It's a really nice and well working chrome extension for saving websites and ordering them into groups which are called collections. You can choose an icon or emoji for each collection to make it more memorable and to find it faster. Raindrop.ai also recommends a few of your collections when you save a website so you don't have to scroll through them which is a huge time saver. You can also use Raindrop to save your tabs. I will try out that feature soon. Until now I've been using OneTab for that. You can also save a website for a later time by setting a reminder which is useful for when you don't have the time to check out the site or video now but you don't want to just save it and forget about it either. The only function I miss is being able to save the same website in more than one collection.
• (2023-06-08) josephj11: I have only scratched the surface of what this app does, but I love it. The newest features in most apps are usually things I won't use, but those just added are really useful. My main pet peeve was that you could add a bunch of tags to a new bookmark and then forget to save it, but that's already fixed. It's particularly nice that I don't have to do anything to have the same bookmarks on my phone as on my Linux notebook. And it doesn't matter which browser I'm using. I don't have to maintain multiple sets of bookmarks.
• (2023-06-08) Mike: Most important extension I use. This allows me to use the same favorites from all (supported) different browsers. The UX is great. Quick to add bookmarks. Great search and superb tagging where you can start search by one tag and then get suggesting for relevant tags. On top of this backup to you choice of online storage. Amazing extension that I can not live without. I have tried all other options on the market, but this one has so many benefits.
• (2023-06-07) Ordin Zabek: I've been with Raindrop for over a year, it's just the best way to manage bookmarks and clear my mind
• (2023-06-06) Toni Voth: Raindrop is a fantastic app that has completely revolutionized the way I handle my digital stuff. It is the most powerful and convenient bookmark manager. Once you use raindrop, there is no way back.
• (2023-06-06) Michele Maxwell: Love this!!!
• (2023-06-06) Andrew Peacock: I've been using Raindrop for about a year now, and I love it. Everything I need to save for later goes into it, tagged and categorised. I'm barely even using half the features, and it still does everything I need. Excellent product, well worth the premium account.
• (2023-06-06) Andrej Z: Great and works well
• (2023-06-06) Naan Kadavul: This is by far one of the best bookmarking tool. The ease of use, the highlighter option, folder segmentation and the extension is beautiful. This is becoming my defacto bookmarking tool. 👏🏻
• (2023-06-05) Jesús Manuel Díez Gómez: This extension has changed my life, I don't know how to live without it, it's worth paying for the full version, I use it on all my devices and browsers
• (2023-06-05) Jerome Katz: Moved to the free version from Pinboard's paid version and have been extremely pleased. The functionality is very complete and interoperability through Zapier and IFTTT on top of the native linkages makes Raindrop capable of broadcasting across the social net.
• (2023-06-05) Rick Powell: I hope everyone who jumped on here to give a one-star review because of the understandable uproar about browser-history permissions will subsequently revise their reviews. Folks love to yell, but hard work also deserves praise. This has been my favorite bookmarking tool for years. I'm a paying customer now. I think that says it all.
• (2023-06-01) nick guangchang: Please. Give the option to hide Web preview. Or to see the complete bookmark highlight text on home.
• (2023-05-26) Ferdinand F. Rios: Muy buena app. Pero le pongo 3 estrellas porque cuando abro la extension en Vivaldi Browser la app crashea y cierra mi navegador al momento de abrir ajustes, o incluso al iniciar sesion (tuve que iniciar sesion desde la Web), aunque funciona para agregar los bookmarks tiene el problema que crashea mi navegador y eso no me gusta para nada, por favor resuelvan ese problema.
• (2023-05-26) Shannon Lucas: UPDATED: The developer has removed the browser history requirement. Overall, Raindrop is the best service on the market for bookmark management. The service would benefit from doing user research to understanding users' motivations with the product. Lately feature implementation seems biased towards the minority that participate in the issue tracker. OLD: The extension started requiring browser history access with no option to opt-out. This is a deal breaker for me. I'm removing the extension and will most likely not renew. I can not trust a service that claims to respect my privacy but doesn't give me a way to opt out of invasive data access for features that I don't use.
• (2023-05-24) Dan Hood: Loved it until the forced permission request to "read your browser history" - disabling until such time this requirement is reverted.
• (2023-05-23) DeH: OLD: (scroll down for an update) Since access to the browsing history is suddenly required, that ends the testphase for me instantly, what a shame, it had potential. The absence of intrusive permissions made this app particularly interesting, and those who needed to save multiple tabs.. had to opt in. App might be open source, but that's on github, those are two different distribution platforms and still has potential for abuse... whats next? NEW, Edit May 23 (after dev response about the enforced browsing history: Thank you for reconsidering the change of the required permissions (not to enforce history access). Hopefully this backlash can be understood... when a user opens the browser and gets greeted with an extension error, to resolve the error the only two options are to allow browser history access or to remove it... the only logical response nowadays (considering malware) would be to deny access... it could be also something else. The reason why it was implemented was also a bit cloudy... likely to allow the bookmarking of several tabs. Tried it before, got the notice about history access and I had a choice, I did not opt in then, that's how it should be. There are many intrusive bookmarking apps out there and raindrop was this different one.. that allowed the user to have a choice and still work on individual tabs without extended permissions. Unfortunately this is almost a 'rare feature' in todays standards, most other apps require far too much access, milk too much userdata and when some rogue app spreads around.. well.. the user gave already access to the data... "Opt-In", that alone is worth a subscription... I will decide soon for myself about the 'pro' version, just for supporting the dev. And other than the recent drama... I really liked it so far.
• (2023-05-23) Диас Садвакасов: • So why did you need to go into the user's browser history in the last update?! • I do not like that in the latest updates when you click on the extension icon immediately tries to add the page to bookmarks. It doesn't take into account the frequent case where the user just needs to go to his list of bookmarks, rather than add a new one. Please return it to the way it was before.
• (2023-05-23) Shawn Mc: Loved it before but now asking to read the browser history is a deal breaker
• (2023-05-22) Majid Erfantalab: Asking for browser history access was also a deal breaker for me. I see no communication about that and it apears it's for just selling customer's data. Very dissapointed.
• (2023-05-22) Derek Chin: Listen to your users. Big mistake with your new browsing history permissions requirement. I will be uninstalling as well. It's a shame, I really enjoyed the app, but this is a deal breaker. Good luck trying to justify this.
• (2023-05-22) Vineeth G S: why browsing history? how do i request for a refund?
• (2023-05-22) Petr Schmidt: I started using Raindrop a few days ago, and it's a nice bookmark manager. However, the abrupt request for permission to access my browsing history is a definite deal-breaker for me - I'll have to find an alternative.
• (2023-05-22) Noah: Browsing history? Why? Uninstalling.
• (2023-05-22) Rikkie Rogan: I have read the changelog and cannot accept this change. Why is it necessary to "read" everyone's browsing history for a feature that is used by only a limited number of people? It is hard to believe that people who fully understand that personal browsing history is an important privacy issue are doing this. If there is a financial problem, I think they should first explain it to the users and ask them to pay for the service.
• (2023-05-22) Tep T: Raindrop has been helpful but the recent change on requiring browsing history permission as a means to justify a feature that not everyone uses is a decision I completely don't support. Despite the source code being open and the lack of the developer's malicious intent, the fact remains that the app asks more than what's required to access basic features. Btw if its not yet that obvious, fyi I've read the changelog.