What's new in 1.1.1

• The version that launches on the Chrome Web Store. Apart from its number, it is the same as 1.0.10.

What's new in 1.0.10

• A new icon: an orange bookmark tucked into a white pocket, on blue. It shows on the toolbar button, in the Extensions menu and on the extension's own pages.

1.0.9 and 1.0.8 were never published here, so their notes follow.

What's new in 1.0.9

• The browser and the stores now show the extension as Rippre Pocket-Bookmarks: on the toolbar button, in the Extensions menu and on the extensions page. Inside, it is still Pocket Bookmarks, and backups keep their folder in Downloads and their format.

What's new in 1.0.8

• Saved articles and page copies show only what was saved: an image that could not be stored is left out rather than fetched, so opening a saved page contacts no one.
• The optional site check connects over HTTPS only, and on Firefox asks for Firefox's permission to share bookmark information before it starts.
• After each update the library says which version it is and shows what changed since the version you had — once; Settings › Help lists every version.
• Split view: a second pane beside the first, each on its own folder, like a two-pane file manager. Drag bookmarks from one to the other — between the rows, or onto the empty space to add them at the end — or send the selection across with Shift+M. Open any folder in the other pane from its menu. The pane you last clicked is the one the sidebar, the details and the keys follow.
• Folders among the rows have a menu: open, open in the other pane, rename, move, put in order, open all in new tabs, export, delete.
• Put a folder in order: the sort you pick is written into the browser's own bookmarks, the folders inside it too, so the browser's menu and your other devices show it. It says how much it will move first, and undo puts the old order back.
• The list works from the keyboard: arrows move through the rows, Shift extends the selection, Space adds a row, and Alt with an arrow moves the rows you picked. In the grid, arrows walk cards and rows of cards. One row is the list's tab stop, and the keyboard stays in the list when the row it is on is moved, archived or deleted.
• A move that only changes a bookmark's place leaves its read status alone, and undo calls it a reorder.
• Folder pickers with more than a dozen folders can be filtered by name.
• Your existing bookmarks, in one click, with their folders — nothing moved or removed, and undoable.
• Sessions: open any folder as tabs, or open a selection.
• Remove empty folders, and pick which copy of a duplicate stays.
• The privacy policy (27 September 2026) now names everything kept on your device, including the split view's state and, after an update, the version you had. None of it leaves the device.