Favorites Explained
The Favorites feature is one of the simplest improvements you can make to your daily workflow. Every bookmark in MyLinks.pk has a ⭐ star button. Click it once and the bookmark joins your Favorites — a dedicated page accessible directly from the navigation bar that shows only your most important links.
Favorites bypass categories, search and filters entirely. They are your personal quick-launch dashboard for the links you open every day.
Tags Explained
Tags are flexible labels you can attach to any bookmark. Unlike categories — which are broad and mutually exclusive — a single bookmark can have multiple tags. A bookmark about building a Python web scraper might have tags: python, scraping, tutorial, tools.
This lets you find it by searching any of those four terms, even if you've forgotten the exact title or URL. Tags create cross-cutting discovery paths through your bookmark library.
Using Favorites and Tags Together
Here's a pattern that works well: use categories for broad organisation, tags for specific discoverability, and favorites for daily shortcuts.
Example: A design resource might live in your Design category, have tags figma, components, free, and also be starred as a Favorite because you use it every day. Each layer serves a different purpose.
Power User Tips
- Keep favorites under 20. More than that and the shortcut value disappears. Be ruthless about what truly deserves a star.
- Use tags for project names. Tag bookmarks with a project code or client name and you can pull up all related links instantly when you start a session.
- Review tags monthly. Delete or merge tags that overlap.
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