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Rules and "you are here"

Let patterns file links, and let the page you are on show its group.

Rules

A rule files a link under a facet or a group by its address. Rules apply when you save, and when the panel looks for the group of the page you are on. Add them in Settings › Rules, or for one group under Edit group › Pages that belong here.

Patterns are written without https:// and www., with * as a wildcard. Upper and lower case do not matter.

Test a URL in Settings › Rules shows which rules a link would hit, or that it would land in the Inbox.

The page you are on

Open a page and the panel brings its group into view:

• You are here (lime) — this page is saved in that group, or it lies under a saved page that covers it (see below). The group is filled lime, a sub-group on the way shows its name in lime, and the link itself gets a lime line.
• Fits this page — no exact match, but a rule or links you saved nearby (the longest shared path) point to the group.

A link saved with a path (github.com/me/repo) matches only that address. A site saved as its bare domain (dash.cloudflare.com) covers every page on it, wherever the site moves on to. For anything in between, open the link’s editor and switch on Also “You are here” under this address: it starts from the link’s address as a pattern (github.com/me/repo/*), which you can change in the rules’ syntax — * stands for anything, also in between (example.com/a/*/b/*). The most specific match wins. The pattern is yours alone, also on a shared link, and follows you to your other Macs. Saved for Later only ever lights up for its exact pages.

Saving the current page then goes to that group, unless you picked another one.