Raindrop For Mac

A common practice when working with many websites is to bookmark them using the browser’s built-in manager. Despite being able to efficiently store all types of website links, a bookmark manager has its limitations, especially when it comes to organizing the links you save.

Raindrop is a versatile and streamlined macOS application that makes it easy for you to store, organize, and share your collection of bookmarks, as well as read incoming RSS feed articles.

In order to get started using Raindrop, you will need to create a new Raindrop account or login via online social services like Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus.

Once you have logged-in, you can start using Raindrop as a standalone app on your Mac, or within a web interface with the help of any web browser.

The first and most obvious way in which Raindrop helps you better organize your bookmarks is with the help of collections and groups. Raindrop enables you to add tags and write queries that put your bookmarks into context and make them easier to be found later.

The Raindrop app enables you to visualize your bookmarks’ content directly within its user-friendly interface, as well as to save articles, links, images, and videos with just a few clicks.

Moreover, Raindrop also bundles a Read later capability that, we are sure, will clear your browser’s tab panel of waiting to be read bookmarks.

Besides the fact that it can import from and export to a large variety of bookmark formats, Raindrop also comes as Safari,  Google Chrome, Firefox, and Opera browser extensions that will help you organize your saved content efficiently directly within your browser.

Raindrop is a straightforward application that helps you better organize your bookmarks and their content, without having to go through complicated actions in the process of doing so.