Update

This is a completely new revision of the navigation bar. It is noticeably more compact and cleaner.
From now on, the Collection area is the main folder and main section, as before, but with the difference that it is firmly integrated into the other folders. The archive has been completely removed and replaced with a new height function. This allows all links or folders to be hidden. That means they are not visible in the collection, but remain accessible via the navigation bar.
The interaction for hiding elements is a bit different: we have integrated a slider. Additionally, the search bar is now permanently integrated, and you can directly create new folders via the plus symbol in the header of the navigation bar.
Tags are now located in a tidy area where you have an overview. Unassigned, hidden links are gathered in a central area if they are not assigned to a specific folder.

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From now on, the New Search popup window is available.
If this option is active, the search engines convert the results into a popup window that facilitates the search.
You can directly set a search result or a search tab there, and it will open automatically.

We have removed the Google widget for this. This feature completely replaces the widget.

These search engines are supported:

Previously we had a rigid URL logic in the Bookmer area. From now on, the main area bookmer.com/collection This is your dashboard, and all subfolders are then attached, so you have a proper subfolder navigation rather than this cryptic URL.

From now on, the favourites on the left and folders pinned to the pin bar will display only an icon. This allows more items to fit and saves space, making the layout clearer and improving the user interface.

From now on, shared webpages can be viewed in Analytics. This is a pro feature and it offers the possibility to see how many visitors have viewed each page. The data is displayed retroactively for the last 30 days, giving you a sense of where the pages are being viewed from.

We have improved icon selection; it is now faster and offers many more options. You can still choose the background color directly in the editor. Additionally, the preview now shows exactly how the final version will look, in Live View.

The new context-menu editor feels fresher and lets you see how the final menu will look in real time, giving you a clearer idea. It’s also much better suited for editing.

You can easily add or remove items by clicking them on the slider and rearrange their order with ease. Overall, it’s more logical, enjoyable, and efficient to use.

These context menus work for folders, links, and the main context menu, giving you the freedom to customize them as you like.

- Started incorporating more animations, especially on the first page load, where everything appears animated.
- Chosen an unobtrusive, fast yet dynamic variant.
- Expect a significantly better user experience.
- Small distinction: a slightly different animation is used when navigating a sub‑folder.
- To avoid distraction, the main animation appears only the first time.
- Based on common smartphone operating systems, aiming for subtlety while delivering a cool effect.

We will very soon begin delivering notifications by default, for example with current information on adjustments, weak reports and various systems.

This can be edited in the user area from now on. Simply log in to customise and modify everything in the user area.

We have slightly revised the menu bar; it is now a bit more logically structured and reorganised, so that it becomes simpler and clearer.

Placeholders now appear in the ListView to speed up loading. This improves performance and lets you quickly see an element even without a defined logo.

We have now significantly simplified the way you can add more images. We have made the images a bit smaller, so you can see much more on a single page and it simplifies the selection of a background image.