What is a Duplicate Bookmark?
A duplicate occurs when multiple entries point to the same URL but may have different names or live in different folders. LinkaGoGo warns you when adding a bookmark that already exists, but duplicates still slip through during bulk imports.
Tip: When importing, go ahead and import everything first, then use the Duplicate Finder to clean up afterward. This gives you more control over which copies to keep.
How the Duplicate Finder Works
The tool scans your entire collection and groups bookmarks by URL. For each duplicate group, it shows:
- Bookmark name
- Favorite status
- Date added
- Last visit date
- Visit frequency
This information helps you decide which copy to keep — usually the one you visit most or the one with the better name.
Cleaning Up
Enter Edit mode from within the Duplicate Finder to see checkboxes for each bookmark. The toolbar lets you move selected items to a folder or delete them entirely.
Where to Find It
The Duplicate Finder is in the Tools section on the Home page sidebar. Make sure the Tools section is enabled in Options/Page Style settings.