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The favorites system lets you flag your most important contacts with a star indicator. Favorites are persisted to disk and tracked separately in the Statistics tab, giving you a quick count of your priority contacts at all times.

Marking a contact as a favorite

There are three ways to toggle the favorite status of a contact:
In the contacts table, the rightmost column shows a filled star (★) for favorites and an outline star (☆) for others. Click the star cell on any row to instantly toggle that contact’s favorite status. The change is saved to disk immediately.

Favorites in the statistics dashboard

The Statistics tab shows a live Favorites card displaying the total number of starred contacts. This count updates every time you add, edit, delete, or toggle a contact. Navigate to the Statistics tab to see:
  • Total Cnt. — total contacts
  • Favorites — count of starred contacts
  • Family / Friends / Work — per-category counts

Filtering by favorites

The current filter bar does not include a favorites-only filter, but you can identify favorites visually in the table using the star column. The star column is sortable — click the Fav column header to group all favorites together at the top or bottom of the table.

Exporting favorites

To export only your favorite contacts:
  1. There is no built-in favorites-only export toggle, but you can sort by the Fav column to visually group favorites.
  2. For a targeted export, the recommended approach is to filter by category first (if your favorites align with a category) and then use Export CSV.
  3. The export always includes only the visible rows shown in the table after filtering.
Favorite status is stored in the CSV file as true or false in the FAVORITO column. When you re-import or reload the data, favorite status is fully preserved.

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