Marqly 6.0

Yes. The free plan includes one-click saving, your own tags, keyword search, highlights, boards, and access on every device — no credit card required, and you can read and search every bookmark you save (up to 100). Every AI feature is Pro: auto-tagging and summaries on every save, semantic search, AI Q&A over your saves, and YouTube chat, plus smart sorting. Pro is $49 for your first year on an annual plan, then $72/year (or $9/month billed monthly), charged when you upgrade.

The Marqly extension runs on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Core bookmarking, highlights, YouTube tools, and tab saving work across supported browsers. New Tab is available in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox; Clipboard History and the side panel are currently available in Chrome and Edge.

Yes. Marqly Home replaces the New Tab page in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox with library search, quick links and folders, backgrounds, weather, notes, to-dos, desktop stickies, and saved browsing sessions. It is not currently available in Safari.

Yes, in Chrome and Edge. Marqly keeps text copied from webpages in Clipboard History, where you can search, filter, favorite, pin, and tag it. Pro members can sync clipboard items through their Marqly account.

Yes. In Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, Marqly can capture conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini and keep them in a dedicated AI Chats workspace. AI chat capture is not currently available in Safari.

Yes. Marqly adds an AI card right on the YouTube watch page with a streaming summary (TL;DR plus key sections), a chat tab that answers questions from the video’s transcript, and a playback-synced transcript you can copy in one click. Books mentioned in the video are surfaced automatically.

Yes. Select text on any page and highlight it in one of 6 colors, with optional notes. Highlights are restored when you revisit the page, appear in the browser side panel, and sync to your Marqly library so they’re searchable alongside your bookmarks.

Yes. From the save dialog you can export any page as a clean PDF that matches the on-screen layout — lazy-loaded images included. It runs locally in your browser and the page is never uploaded anywhere.

Browser bookmarks are a folder tree you have to file and remember. Marqly auto-tags every save with AI and lets you search by meaning — describe what the page was about and it surfaces, even if you forgot the title. It also captures highlights, transcripts, and PDFs, not just URLs.

Yes. Marqly imports the list.csv inside your Pocket export, Raindrop.io collections (as HTML), and the standard bookmark HTML that Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari export. On Pro, AI auto-tags what you import and semantic search makes the whole backlog findable by meaning; on the free plan your imported links keep any tags that came in the file and are keyword-searchable. Import does not preserve the original save dates — items take the import date.