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Bookmarks and importing

Bookmarks and importing

Bookmarks

Litr keeps bookmarks as a searchable library rather than a bar, so the window stays clean.

To… Do this
Bookmark the page ⌘D, or ☆ in the address bar (it turns ★)
Remove the page's bookmark ⌘D again, or click ★
Find a bookmark Type in the command palette (⌘K); bookmarks show with ★
See them all ⌥⌘B (Bookmarks → Show All Bookmarks)

Show All Bookmarks lists them by folder with a search field. Click one to open it; hover it and click × to delete it. Bookmarks you make in Litr are under Litr; imported ones keep their browser and folders, such as Dia › Bookmarks bar › Work.

Importing from another browser

Settings → Import from another browser, or Bookmarks → Import from Another Browser…, brings over what you had elsewhere:

Browser Bookmarks History Other
Chrome, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera, Chromium Yes Yes
Arc Pinned tabs, with their folders Yes Spaces become rooms, with their pinned tabs
Dia Yes Yes
Safari Yes Yes Needs Full Disk Access
Firefox Yes Yes

Litr lists the browsers (and each browser's profiles) it finds on your Mac. Choose one, choose what to bring over, and click Import from ….

  • History covers the last year, up to 20,000 pages, so the command palette finds what you visited there.
  • Arc spaces become rooms with the same names, and the space's pinned tabs become the room's pinned tabs. They load only when you click them.
  • Importing again adds only what's new. Bookmarks already in the same folder, pinned tabs a room already has, and history already there aren't added twice.
  • The other browser is left as it is, and nothing is sent anywhere: Litr reads its files on this Mac.

Safari

macOS protects Safari's files. To import from Safari, give Litr Full Disk Access: the import panel has a button that opens System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access. Turn on Litr there, then import again.

Passwords

Turn on Passwords to bring over a Chromium browser's saved passwords; macOS asks you to allow it first. For Safari and Firefox, import a CSV export. See Passwords.

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