Save any page to MarkWell

A bookmarklet is a tiny link that lives in your bookmarks bar. Click it on any page, in any browser, and MarkWell opens with the link and title already filled in — no share menu, no copy-paste.

Drag to your bookmarks bar

Save to MarkWell

If your bookmarks bar is hidden: Safari — View → Show Bookmarks Bar (⇧⌘B). Chrome / Edge — ⌘⇧B. Firefox — ⌘⇧B.

Requires MarkWell to be installed on this Mac. Safari users get the same result from the native Share menu — the bookmarklet is for everyone else (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Arc…).

The click never leaves the page

The button doesn't do anything here — clicking it on this marketing page is a no-op on purpose. It only works once it's sitting in your bookmarks bar and you click it while looking at the page you actually want to save. That click hands the current tab's URL and title to MarkWell and opens the Add Bookmark sheet, prefilled and ready for tags.

Trouble dragging it?

Some browsers are picky about dragging a styled button straight off a page. If it doesn't stick, create a new bookmark by hand (any bookmark, any name) and paste this into the URL/location field instead of a normal address:

javascript:(function(){var u=encodeURIComponent(location.href),t=encodeURIComponent(document.title);location.href='markwell://add?url='+u+'&title='+t;})();

What it does, exactly

Reads the current tab's URL and page title — nothing else on the page.
Opens markwell://add?url=…&title=…, which macOS routes straight to MarkWell.
MarkWell opens the Add Bookmark sheet with Link and Title already filled in; you still choose tags and hit Save (or Cancel — nothing is saved automatically).
No network requests, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere except to MarkWell itself, on your own Mac.

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