Minimal supports three types of bookmarks that help you save different kinds of information. Each bookmark type is optimized for its specific use case.Documentation Index
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Bookmark Types
Links
Save web URLs with automatic metadata fetching. When you add a link, Minimal automatically:- Fetches the page title
- Downloads the favicon
- Normalizes the URL format
Colors
Store color values for quick reference. Minimal automatically detects color formats including:- Hex codes (
#3E63DD) - RGB values
- Named colors
Text
Save plain text snippets. Useful for:- Quick notes
- Code snippets
- Any text you want to reference later
Creating Bookmarks
There are multiple ways to add bookmarks:- Main Input: Type or paste into the search/input field at the top
- Auto-detection: Minimal automatically determines the bookmark type
- Duplicate Handling: Adding the same URL twice updates the existing bookmark instead of creating a duplicate
When you add a duplicate URL, Minimal refreshes the metadata (title and favicon) automatically.
Managing Bookmarks
Viewing Bookmarks
Bookmarks are displayed in a list view with:- Title: The bookmark name or page title
- Icon: Favicon for links, color swatch for colors, or text indicator
- Domain: For link bookmarks, shows the hostname
- Created Date: When the bookmark was added
- Public Indicator: Globe icon for public bookmarks (when username is set)
Editing Bookmarks
Rename any bookmark:- Right-click the bookmark and select “Rename”
- Or use the keyboard shortcut
⌘Ewhen hovering - Edit the title inline
- Press
Enterto save orEscapeto cancel
Deleting Bookmarks
Remove bookmarks you no longer need:- Right-click and select “Delete”
- Or use
⌘⌫(Cmd+Delete) when hovering - For bulk deletion, use selection mode
Refreshing Metadata
For link bookmarks, you can refresh the title and favicon:- Right-click the bookmark
- Select “Refetch”
- Minimal will fetch the latest metadata from the URL
Moving Bookmarks
Move bookmarks between groups:- Right-click a bookmark
- Select “Move To…” to see available groups
- Choose the destination group
When you move a bookmark, its public/private visibility setting is reset to inherit from the new group.
Bulk Operations
Selection Mode
Select multiple bookmarks for batch operations:- Right-click any bookmark and select “Select Multiple”
- Click bookmarks to toggle selection (checkboxes appear)
- Use
Spaceto toggle selection for the focused bookmark - Use
⌘Ato select all bookmarks
- Move: Move all selected bookmarks to another group
- Delete: Remove all selected bookmarks
- Copy URLs: Copy all bookmark URLs to clipboard
- Export: Export selected bookmarks as CSV or JSON
- Make Public/Private: Change visibility for all selected bookmarks
Exiting Selection Mode
PressEscape to exit selection mode and clear all selections.
Context Menu
Right-click any bookmark to access:- Copy (
⌘C) - Copy the URL, color, or text to clipboard - Rename (
⌘E) - Edit the bookmark title - Delete (
⌘⌫) - Remove the bookmark - Refetch - Update metadata for link bookmarks
- Make Public/Private - Toggle visibility (when username is set)
- Move To… - Move to another group
- Select Multiple - Enter selection mode
Automatic Features
URL Normalization
All URLs are automatically normalized for consistency:- Protocol standardization (http/https)
- Trailing slash handling
- Query parameter ordering
Metadata Caching
Page metadata (title, favicon) is cached to improve performance:- Initial fetch happens when you add the bookmark
- Use “Refetch” to update cached metadata
- Favicon images are stored for offline viewing
Smart Copying
When you click a bookmark:- Links: Opens in a new tab
- Colors: Copies the color value to clipboard
- Text: Copies the text to clipboard