DulyNote uses a local-first approach. Instead of saving only a URL, each bookmark includes a stored snapshot of the site's metadata — such as the title, description, and icon — kept directly on your device.
Save a Bookmark
- Share to DulyNote: Use your browser's share option to send a page to DulyNote.
- Add Tags: Assign tags to categorize bookmarks (for example, Research, Wishlist, or Recipes).
- Mark as Favorite: Tap the Star icon to pin important bookmarks to the top of your list.
Import Existing Bookmarks
You can import your current browser bookmarks in just a few steps.
Step 1 — Export from Your Browser
Export your bookmarks as an .html file:
- Safari (macOS): File → Export Bookmarks
- Chrome (Desktop): Menu (⋮) → Bookmarks and lists → Bookmark manager → Export bookmarks
- Microsoft Edge (Windows): Menu (…) → Favorites → More options (…) → Export favorites
Step 2 — Import into DulyNote
- Open DulyNote and tap the (+) button.
- Select Import Bookmarks.
- Locate and select your exported .html file.
- DulyNote will parse and import all bookmarks with their titles and URLs.
Why Local-First Bookmarks?
Unlike browser bookmarks that sync to a cloud account, DulyNote bookmarks stay on your device. They are not tied to a browser profile, not shared with any service, and not lost if you switch browsers or platforms.
💡 Tip
After importing, use tags to organize your bookmarks into topic-based collections for faster retrieval.