Migrate Your Bookmarks to Marqly
Your saved knowledge shouldn't be trapped in a discontinued app or a closed silo. Every guide below shows what your export actually contains, how to bring it into Marqly, and what to check after the import so you know nothing went missing.
Pocket Rescue Guide
How to import the list.csv from your downloaded Pocket export archive (the HTML file inside it does NOT import — the guide explains) and restore your saved articles with AI semantic search on Pro.
View migration guide →Raindrop.io Migration
Export your Raindrop collections and tags to HTML and import them directly into Marqly boards — with AI tagging and summaries on Pro.
View migration guide →mymind Migration
Export your cards.csv from desktop Chrome/Edge and unlock public board sharing and full bookmark imports in Marqly.
View migration guide →Diigo Migration
Export your Diigo library to bookmark HTML and import tags, descriptions, and links into Marqly — with an honest what-moves map for highlights and Outliners.
View migration guide →Instapaper Migration
Import your Instapaper reading queue as bookmark HTML into a searchable Marqly library — with the honest note on what the export cannot carry (highlights stay behind).
View migration guide →Browser Bookmarks (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge)
One HTML export from any major browser into Marqly boards — with the real fidelity matrix: folders convert, dates drop, Firefox tags ride along.
View migration guide →Import from any web browser
Marqly directly accepts standard Netscape bookmarks HTML files exported from any desktop or mobile browser.
Google Chrome
Bookmarks Manager (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+O) → Three dots → Export bookmarks.
Mozilla Firefox
Library (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+B) → Import and Backup → Export Bookmarks to HTML.
Apple Safari
File menu → Export Bookmarks → save as Safari Bookmarks.html.
Microsoft Edge
Favorites (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+O) → Three dots → Export favorites.
Free browser migration utilities
Inspect, search, deduplicate, or convert your bookmark exports offline before importing into any tool:
Migration Research & Benchmarks
Independent testing on import fidelity, retrieval speed, and data portability:
