Saved links
Save useful links where you can find them again
An article, a recipe or a useful reference can go in a Fancies list too. Give it a clear title and add a note about why you saved it.
Create a listGive each list a clear purpose
Try names like “Recipes to try” or “Desk ideas”. A small number of familiar lists makes it easier to choose where a new link belongs.
Products and ordinary links can live together. A desk list might hold a lamp, a chair and an article about arranging a small workspace.
Use Links only when prices do not matter
Choose Links only when creating or editing a list to hide prices and totals. You can turn it off again later. Existing item details stay saved.
A title and link are enough for a useful entry. Add an image if it helps you recognise the page, or a short note that tells you what to look for.
Save a reminder, not just an address
“Recipe with the overnight dough” tells you more than “Bread”. Use the title to identify the page and the note to remember what you wanted from it.
Fancies saves the link and the details you enter. It does not keep an offline copy of the original page. If the site removes the page, the saved link may stop working.