Marq — Changelog

v3 — Current

Current

Deleted bookmarks are now kept in an Archive and are only truly removed after you confirm it — no silent data loss. Caching is smarter, so updates show up right away while Marq keeps working offline, and Marq now tells you what changed.

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The Archive no longer trims itself silently. Anything a retention rule would permanently delete — older than 30 days or beyond the 40-item limit — is first shown in a confirmation, listing the exact bookmarks, before it’s dropped.
Smarter offline caching: page loads are network-first when you’re online (a new release appears right away), falling back to the cached copy when you’re offline.
A one-time “Marq was updated” notice appears after each release and links to this page.
Versioned release notes introduced — this changelog is the new home for what changed, linked from the app and About page footers.

Polish & backups

A cleaner look with an automatic light theme, editing in place, and safe backup & restore of your bookmarks.

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Redesigned visuals; a light theme that follows your OS.
Edit a bookmark’s title or URL from a panel right on the page, with no Save button needed.
Sort bookmarks — newest, oldest, A→Z or Z→A.
Removed bookmarks move into an Archive; restore them back to your list, or delete them for good.
Backup & restore: download your bookmarks as JSON, or import a file to merge into or replace your current list.

First release

Marq launched as a fast, searchable, fully local bookmark manager with a one-click add bookmarklet.

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Fuzzy search — type any characters in order and matching bookmarks narrow down as you type.
A “＋Add to Marq” bookmarklet: drag it to your bookmarks bar, then click it on any page to save that page instantly.
100% local — bookmarks live only in your browser’s localStorage. No accounts, no tracking, nothing sent to a server.
Works as a small installable app (PWA) with offline support, and has a companion Chrome extension.