Alternately, could it just be possible to pin tags in the sidebar like collections so they are easy to get to? My bookmarks are primarily organized with tags so can have them in multiple places but it takes to steps to get to them.

Please make it only. I use Raindrop.io as an archive and to save my browsing history. I love that it will only save bookmarks once - and that it shows “known bookmarks” right away. I understand the use case of others, so an toggle within preferences would be great.

Just please allow for duplication of bookmarks in general.

Youtube now allows for creating a URL that is time stamped, so I can get to a specific part of a video simply by clicking a time stamped URL. But if said video has several parts I'm interested in viewing, without having to manually fast forward to each spot, I need to have access to each unique URL, and thus need to several copies of a bookmark.

I teach an intro to design class and a web design class, and I've just discovered some of the resources that apply to my intro to design class could be great for my web design class too - but I can't have the same bookmark in both places. I want them in separate collections so I have the right resources all in one place for my students.

100% for this. I believe bookmarking should be a quick & swift process. If I'm going to tag my bookmarks every time, then Bookmarking would lose its practicality. I think tags are really for another system, different from the bookmark folders.

Agreed!

The way lightroom CC uses collections would work. You could even update "tags" to work like this and allow for visibility and groupings of tags in side bar to make organizing easier.

This feature is a must, that's what's keeping me from subscribing

This is something that I've run into recently. Say, for example, that I have two collections: "Inspiration" and "Music". I find a website that I think looks beautiful, and I want to save it under "Inspiration". This makes sense contextually. However, if the website that I find also has some great music that I would like to listen to, it also makes sense to include it under a "Music" collection. Keeping a bookmark in both collections makes sense, but how I access that bookmark is context-dependent.

Isn't this why we have tags?