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Groups (also called collections) help you organize bookmarks by topic, project, or any categorization that works for you.

Creating Groups

Create a new group:
  1. Click the group selector in the header (shows current group name with colored dot)
  2. Select “Create Group” from the dropdown
  3. Enter a name for your group
  4. Click “Create”
Each group is automatically assigned a unique color from a predefined palette.

Color Assignment

Minimal uses an intelligent color assignment system:
const palette = [
  "#3E63DD", // Blue
  "#208368", // Green
  "#FFDC00", // Yellow
  "#CE2C31", // Red
  "#53195D", // Purple
  "#0086F0FA", // Light blue
  "#838383", // Gray
  "#74B06F", // Sage
  "#4A90D9", // Sky
  "#E6A23C", // Orange
  "#9B59B6", // Violet
  "#E74C3C", // Coral
  "#202020", // Black
];
Colors are assigned based on availability, cycling through unused colors first.

Switching Groups

View bookmarks from different groups:
  1. Click the group selector in the header
  2. Select any group from the list
  3. The bookmark list updates to show that group’s items
Each group shows:
  • Colored dot: Visual identifier
  • Group name: The name you assigned
  • Bookmark count: Number of bookmarks (when not selected)
  • Public indicator: Globe icon if the group is public

Managing Groups

Group Visibility

Control whether a group appears on your public profile:
  1. Open the group selector dropdown
  2. Select “Make Public” or “Make Private”
  3. Confirm the action in the dialog
Making a group public makes all bookmarks in that group visible on your public profile, unless individual bookmarks are marked private.

Public Group Behavior

When a group is marked public:
  • All bookmarks inherit public visibility by default
  • Individual bookmarks can be marked private to hide them
  • A globe icon appears next to the group name
  • The group appears on your public profile page

Private Group Behavior

When a group is private:
  • No bookmarks are visible on your public profile
  • Individual bookmark visibility settings are ignored
  • The group is only visible to you

Deleting Groups

Deleting a group also deletes all bookmarks within it. This action cannot be undone.
To delete a group:
  1. Select the group you want to delete
  2. Open the group selector dropdown
  3. Press and hold “Delete Group” for 2 seconds
  4. The group and all its bookmarks will be deleted
The hold-to-delete mechanism prevents accidental deletions.
You cannot delete your last remaining group. At least one group must exist.

Group Selector UI

The group dropdown shows:
Bookmark Manager
  /
  [●] Group Name ▼

  Dropdown:
  ● Design Resources        ✓ (selected)
  ● Dev Tools              12
  ● Colors                  8
  ⊕ Create Group
  🌐 Make Public/Private
  🗑 Delete Group

URL Management

Group selection is managed via URL query parameters:
  • Groups are identified by slugified names
  • Switching groups updates the URL: ?group=design-resources
  • URLs are shareable and bookmarkable
  • If a group is deleted, you’re redirected to the first available group

Bookmark Counts

Each group tracks its bookmark count:
  • Updated in real-time as you add/remove bookmarks
  • Displayed in the group selector dropdown
  • Used to prevent deletion of the last group
  • Optimistically updated for better UX

Default Group

When you sign up, a default group is created automatically. You can:
  • Rename it to anything you like
  • Delete it (if you have other groups)
  • Make it public or private

Best Practices

Create a group for each project or client you’re working on. This keeps work-related bookmarks separate and easy to find.
Group bookmarks by topic (Design, Development, Marketing) for easier browsing.
Use public groups to showcase curated collections on your profile. Great for sharing resources with others.
Keep sensitive or personal bookmarks in private groups to maintain privacy.

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