Bookmarks
Save and quickly access your most-used API requests with bookmarks.
Bookmarks provide quick access to your frequently used requests. Save any request as a bookmark for instant access from the sidebar.
Local and Workspace-Scoped
Bookmarks are stored locally on your device and scoped to each workspace. They do not sync across devices. You can save up to 30 bookmarks per workspace.
Quick Start
Find a Request
Navigate to any request you want to bookmark in the sidebar
Right-Click to Bookmark
Right-click the request and select Add to Bookmarks
Access from Sidebar
Find your bookmarks in the Bookmarks section of the sidebar
Adding Bookmarks
Bookmark from Context Menu
Right-Click Request
Right-click any request in the sidebar
Select Bookmark
Choose Add to Bookmarks from the menu
Verify
The request appears in your Bookmarks section
No Duplicates
If a request is already bookmarked, the option changes to Remove from Bookmarks.
Viewing Bookmarks
Bookmarks Section
Find your bookmarks in the dedicated Bookmarks section of the sidebar:
- Shows all bookmarked requests
- Displays request name and method badge
- Shows collection/folder path for context
Bookmark Information
Each bookmark shows:
- Request name
- HTTP method badge (GET, POST, etc.)
- Collection and folder path
Opening Bookmarked Requests
Find Bookmark
Browse your bookmarks list
Click to Open
Click any bookmark to open the request in a tab
Ready to Use
The request opens and is ready to send
Empty State
If you have no bookmarks yet, you'll see a "No Bookmarks Yet" message with helpful instructions on how to add bookmarks.
Removing Bookmarks
Remove from Bookmarks List
Find Bookmark
Locate the bookmark in your bookmarks section
Hover to Reveal
Hover over the bookmark to reveal the trash icon
Click Remove
Click the trash icon to remove it immediately
Organizing Bookmarks
Workspace-Scoped
Bookmarks are scoped to the workspace you're currently in:
- Each workspace has its own bookmark list
- Switching workspaces shows that workspace's bookmarks
- Personal and organization workspaces maintain separate bookmarks
Per-Workspace Lists
When you switch workspaces, the bookmarks sidebar updates to show bookmarks for the active workspace.
Bookmarks and Content Changes
Request Deleted
If a bookmarked request is deleted:
- The bookmark is automatically removed
- You won't see broken bookmarks
Collection Deleted
If the parent collection of bookmarked requests is deleted:
- All related bookmarks are removed
- Clean up happens automatically
Request Renamed or Method Changed
If you rename a bookmarked request or change its HTTP method:
- The bookmark updates automatically
- Shows the new name and method immediately
Request Moved
If you move a bookmarked request to a different folder:
- The bookmark still works
- Path information updates
Bookmark Search
Open Bookmarks
Navigate to the Bookmarks section
Type to Search
Start typing in the search field
Filter Results
Bookmarks are filtered to show matches
Search matches against request name, URL, HTTP method, and folder path.
Keyboard Navigation
Focus Bookmarks
Click in the bookmarks section
Use Arrow Keys
Navigate up/down through bookmarks
Press Enter
Open the selected bookmark
Offline Support
Bookmarks work fully offline since they're stored locally on your device:
- Add and remove bookmarks anytime
- View and open bookmarked requests
- No internet connection required
Per-User Bookmarks
Bookmarks are personal to you:
- Your team members don't see your bookmarks
- Each user has their own bookmark list
- Privacy is maintained
Bookmark Limit
Each workspace supports up to 30 bookmarks. When you reach the limit:
- Attempting to add a new bookmark shows a "Bookmark limit reached" error
- Remove bookmarks you no longer need before adding new ones
- The limit applies per workspace, so other workspaces have their own 30-bookmark allowance
Best Practices
- Bookmark Frequently Used — Save requests you access often for quick retrieval
- Keep It Current — Remove bookmarks you no longer use to stay within the 30-bookmark limit
- Use Descriptive Names — Ensure bookmarked requests have clear names for easy identification
- Use Search — Search to quickly find bookmarks in large lists