Wow, yeah... As a new Raindrop.io user I was floored to find this is not an option already! It's got to be a simple addition.

Yes, definitely want this some other mechanism to crown the link I'm probably looking for right there on top with just the one button click o the extension. This can be most recently used, or something more along the lines number of times its been opened from within the app/extension/etc. or better yet a combination of both.

My use case is I used to keep dozens of tabs open just to have the page available, raindrop lets me confidently close the tabs, but it does mean I'm often opening the same links over and over again. My mail and house controls should find their way to the top of the list when I open raindrop.

I was looking to do this for tags. Sorting them by name or number of bookmarks is not enough.

I agree. This would be a very useful feature and would increase speed and usabiltiy of raindrop.io.

This feature was the first thing I looked for in sorting bookmarks.

Yep, came here specifically to add this idea, but not surprised someone already mentioned it.

My use case: I saved a bookmark recently, but don't remember a great search phrase to find it and/or that turns up too much. So I'd love to see what I recently bookmarked.

This would be a great feature to have. It is a lot more logical for speed and ease of use to have. All other bookmark managers I've used in the past have had this option and it seems strange that Raindrop doesn't.

Me parece una idea muy buena tener la opción de ordenar por fecha de acceso. En colecciones con muchos marcadores es muy útil tener al principio de la pantalla los marcadores con acceso mas reciente.

¿O quizás que existiera un grupo (llamado "últimos accesos" por ejemplo) que agrupara de forma dinámica los últimos 10 o 15 marcadores (número configurable) a los que se ha tenido acceso?

Espero que se pueda implementar pronto.

¡Enhorabuena por la aplicación!

I really like this idea. This would be especially helpful as I have to the websites "app" as my homepage. So with this feature I would quickly have access to the websites I am most commonly using at the time instead of having to manually maintain and curate my own list.

Given the prevalence of this kind of feature in other apps I hope it would be simple to implement. Thanks!