Guides
Keep, search, and export what you save.
Each guide starts with what the site itself lets you do and where that stops, then shows how Bookmark Hero handles it.
- Reddit’s 1,000 saved posts limit, and how to get older saves back Reddit only shows your latest 1,000 saved posts. Older saves still exist. Here is how to see them again, search them, and keep every new one.
- How to export your Reddit saved posts and comments Export Reddit saved posts and comments with their full text, not just links: the data request, its limits, and a free way to keep and export all of them.
- What happens to your X (Twitter) bookmarks when a tweet is deleted A deleted tweet disappears from your X bookmarks, and X’s archive does not list bookmarks. How to keep a copy of everything you bookmark.
- How to export your X (Twitter) bookmarks X has no bookmark export. The options, from the API to extensions, what each one costs, and a free way to export every bookmark with its text and pictures.
- How to organize, tag, and search your GitHub stars GitHub stars pile up fast. What Lists and the stars page can and cannot do, and how to tag, file, and search every starred repository in one place.
- How to export your Bluesky saved posts and likes Bluesky saved posts are private and not in your account export. How to keep and export your saved posts and likes, with their text and pictures.
- How to export your Hacker News favorites and upvotes Hacker News has no export for favorites or upvotes. Where to find them, what the APIs can reach, and how to keep and search every story and comment you saved.
- How to export your YouTube liked videos and Watch later Export your YouTube liked videos and Watch later list: what Google Takeout gives you, its limits, and a free way to keep both searchable next to your other saves.
- A local-first bookmark manager: your saves on your computer, not a server What local-first means for bookmarks, why it matters after Pocket, and how Bookmark Hero keeps every save on your own computer with free export.