Warn users when adding a duplicate bookmark. This would show them where that link already exists, saving time from duplicate cleanup later on.

Like "Smart playlists" in iTunes. You create conditions (topic, title/description/text contains string, multiple tags, type, date..etc...) and all bookmarks automatically puts to specified collection.

Its great update. I've been using raindrop.io since the first launch !!!

parent & children tags to form a more useful taxonomy

There are many people, like me, who prefer not to be on a monthly / annual subscription, but pay once for life. So a kind of lifetime license for pro versions.

This feature request about notes attached to bookmarks only! Be sure that I'm not talking about separate notes. I do not plan to compete with note taking apps. There so many great ones already. I don't want to invest so much time to compete with them. I don't want to shift focus from main thing - bookmarks. Good products make one thing, but do it great.

Multi Authentication with Google Authenticator to safely access public PCs too because even if a public PC is infected with virus, they wont be able to login into account unless they type in 2nd authenticator access code.

In this time, I am on the horns of a dilemma cause I want to add my bookmarks into multiple collections without duplicate them. I'd like that feature as soon as possible =)

I would like to order my daily "dashboard" by name, and my "unsorted" by date, but currently it can only sort one way for all folders, and you have to change it each time you're in a different folder.

Being able to choose a different color for each tag would make it much easier & more efficient to (1) find the tag you're looking for from the list on the sidebar & (2) find any bookmarks with a certain tag from a collection. I know you can just use the tag in the search bar to filter the collection, but sometimes I want to still be able to view the whole collection simultaneously. Plus it's just slower to have to type in the search and wait for it to load, and then maybe go back to the whole collection if I didn't find what I was looking for.