My Bookmarks
Manage your bookmark queue and configure tools for saving content from around the web.
Save content from anywhere on the web to your Feedotter bookmark queue for later use in newsletters. Feedotter provides two methods for saving content: the browser extension and the bookmark method.
Browser Extension
The Feedotter browser extension allows you to save content directly from your browser while viewing articles, blog posts, events, and other web content.
Install the Browser Extension
Navigate to Settings > My Bookmarks.
Click Install Chrome Extension.
Follow the prompts to install the extension.
Copy your Account Token from the My Bookmarks page.
Paste the token into the extension to connect it to your Feedotter account.
Once configured, you can save content directly from supported webpages without leaving your browser.
Bookmark Method
The bookmark method provides an alternative way to save content without installing a browser extension.
Install the Bookmark
Navigate to Settings > My Bookmarks.
Locate the Bookmark Method section.
Drag the Save to Feedotter button to your browser's bookmarks bar.
Saved Content
Content saved using either the browser extension or bookmarklet is added to your bookmark queue.
You can view your current queue in the Saved Content section of the My Bookmarks page. The queue displays:
Date added
Content title
Source domain
While you can view and manage bookmarked content from this page, the bookmark queue is most commonly accessed from within the newsletter editor.
For more information about using bookmarked content in newsletters, see Saving Content with Bookmarks.
Remove Saved Content
To remove a single item from your queue:
Locate the item in the Saved Content table.
Click the X icon in the Actions column.
To remove all saved content:
Click Clear Queue.
Note: Clearing the queue removes all bookmarked content currently stored in the queue. This action cannot be undone.
User-Based Queues Toggle
User-Based Queues are designed for organizations that use the bookmark method and have multiple users contributing content.
When enabled, each user maintains their own bookmark queue rather than sharing a single queue across the account.
This can be especially useful for larger editorial teams where multiple users are collecting content for different newsletters or audiences.
Note: User-Based Queues apply to the bookmark method and may not be necessary when using the browser extension.
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