Saved links
How to organize your saved links
Saved links are easier to find when each one has an obvious home and a title you understand. Start with a few broad lists and add detail only when it helps you find something.
Group links by what you use them for
Think about how you will look for the link later. “Recipes to try”, “Things to read” and “Home ideas” are useful starting points. You can keep products and reference pages together when they belong to the same project.
Avoid making a new list for every subject. If a list holds only one link and you cannot remember its name, a broader list may be easier to use.
Give vague titles a little context
A page title can be too long, too vague or mostly the name of the website. Edit the saved title so you can recognise the page at a glance.
“How to measure curtains” is easier to scan than “Our complete guide”. You are naming the link for yourself, so use the words you would look for.
Add one reason to return
Write down what made the page worth saving. “Use the packing list near the end” gives you a place to start when you reopen it.
Do this when the reason is not obvious from the title. There is no need to write a note for every link.
Keep a list of links in Fancies
Create a list and select Links only if you do not need prices or totals. Add a link, give it a title and save. An image and note are optional.
Links only hides price and purchase controls without deleting existing item details. You can turn it off in Edit list if you later want the list to include prices.
Tidy up when you use the list
When you return to a list, remove links that no longer help. If two entries lead to the same page, keep the one with the better note.
A saved link is not an offline copy. Pages can move or disappear, so keep any reminder you need in your own words rather than relying on the page title alone.