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How to find bookmarks by meaning when you forgot the title

You saved a useful page months ago. You don’t remember the title—only the problem you’re facing again. Confirm keywords when you save (Free), search by meaning when wording differs (Pro), and open cited Ask when you need the supporting passage.

Preview free on /try (no account), then create a library. Keyword search is Free; search by meaning and cited Ask are Pro — see Free vs Pro.

“I know I saved it — I just can’t remember the title”

Browser bookmarks assume exact words or folder paths. After a few hundred links that breaks. What you remember is meaning: “that pricing teardown,” “the auth bug,” “the DeFi explainer.” Finding by meaning starts at save time—and continues when you need the passage, not only the card.

Step 1 — Save with keywords you confirm (Free)

When you save in LinkWise, AI suggests keywords. Keep the useful ones. Those tags power keyword search and filters on Free.

  1. Save from the extension, dashboard Add, or after a /try preview.
  2. Confirm or edit the suggested keywords before you leave.
  3. Prefer Article or Video when you need full text or public captions — see content types.

Step 2 — Keyword first, then AI semantic (Pro)

Start with a known tag or word. If nothing useful appears, switch to AI semantic and describe the idea in plain language. LinkWise ranks by meaning, not folder names.

Step 3 — Ask when you need the passage (Pro)

After article or transcript processing, Ask with citations answers from your saves and shows sources you can open. Use library Ask for a concept across many items; use Ask this bookmark for one deep piece.

Two-minute free trial

  1. Paste a URL on /try— no account.
  2. Create a free library, save a few items, confirm keywords.
  3. Install the extension.

FAQ

Can I find bookmarks by meaning on Free?
Keyword search and filters are Free. AI semantic search is Pro. Free also includes unlimited saves and 10 AI summaries & tags per month.
What’s the difference between keyword search and semantic search?
Keyword search matches tags and text you confirmed. Semantic search finds related saves even when the wording differs—useful when you forgot the title.
When should I use Ask instead of search?
Search finds the right items. Cited Ask answers a question from those saves and shows passages or timestamps you can open. Ask is Pro after processing finishes.
Do I need perfect folders?
No. A light folder tree helps for projects; confirmed keywords, semantic search, and Ask do most of the “find later” work.