A little help.
A clearer view.

Click the VisualMark extension icon to save the current page or open the Bookmark Manager. Your existing browser folders and bookmarks are used; you do not need to recreate them. Switch between Thumbnail, List and Carousel views, or open the side panel to keep bookmarks beside your browsing.

In the Bookmark Manager, open About → Overview and choose the option to show the tour again.

Previews are cached images, not live websites. Choose Refresh screenshot from a bookmark’s context menu to update one, or select several bookmarks to refresh them together. Check website access and capture settings if an image is missing. Login screens, protected pages, slow images and browser restrictions can prevent a useful capture.

VisualMark uses the active tab and website access you grant to capture visible page previews. Refreshing a preview may open the page in the foreground, briefly changing the active tab. Longer pages can be captured in segments where the page allows it. Some pages cannot be captured because of browser, site or login restrictions.

Website access lets VisualMark read page information and create or refresh previews for the sites you choose. Grant access only when you want to use those features. Your browser’s extension details show the site access currently allowed for your installed build.

You can still organise browser bookmarks and use saved notes, tags and cached previews. Features that need to read or capture a website may be unavailable or limited until access is granted. Existing cached images do not need to be recaptured just to view them.

A failed page load, a not-found response or an error page can trigger a broken-link flag. Some websites reject automated requests, require a login or temporarily fail. Open the link yourself to confirm it, then retry the refresh. If the flag remains incorrect, report the affected URL and the message shown.

Use Ctrl-click to select individual bookmarks, Shift-click for a range, or Ctrl+A to select all displayed bookmarks when you are not typing in a text field. Bulk actions such as delete and refresh apply to the selection; single-bookmark editing actions are unavailable for multiple selections.

Use Export in the manager. Standard HTML keeps ordinary bookmark links; a rich VisualMark backup preserves additional saved information and available previews. Portable viewing creates a single HTML file with a simplified folder tree and previews. Smaller thumbnail options reduce file size. Exports can contain private URLs, notes and images: share them carefully.

Browser bookmark sync is controlled by your browser. Do not assume cached screenshots and VisualMark’s extra information follow that sync. Use a rich backup to preserve those details when moving installations.

Google’s multi-panel formatting is intended for supported result types, such as All, News, Videos and Forums. Image and other specialised searches retain the search engine’s own layout. Search engines can change their pages; report a layout that stops working.

No. Offers are selected by the category you choose and their country eligibility, not your bookmark collection. Availability depends on the installed build and published offers. Demonstration offers are fictional and cannot be redeemed. Prices retain the currency stated on the offer; location does not automatically convert them.

VisualMark keeps bookmark annotations, settings and cached previews in browser extension storage. Browser bookmarks remain in the browser’s bookmark system. Screenshots can include personal information visible on a page. The offers service does not receive your bookmark titles, folders, URLs, notes, tags or browsing history. See the Privacy page for country-level usage and offer interaction records.

Open your browser’s extension-management page and choose VisualMark’s details to review site access and available controls. You can also inspect permissions in About → Data. Restricting access may limit captures and previews. Export a rich backup before uninstalling: removing the extension can remove its locally stored notes, tags, settings and images, although ordinary browser bookmarks remain.