Bluesky Rolls Out Private Bookmarking Features on Web and App

You Can Now Save Posts Privately on Bluesky.
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Bluesky announced v1.108 (rollout started Sep 8, 2025) and the app now includes Bookmarks / “Saved Posts” — a bookmark icon appears under each post (next to the heart) and Saved Posts are available on both mobile and web.

Bluesky's Bookmarking Feature

Bluesky has added a built-in long-awaited private bookmarking features, giving users to the ability to save a post on the social media platform. This update is available on Bluesky's web platform and Bluesky app. If you cannot find it on your app, then update the app to the latest version on your app store.

The ability for users to save posts for later reference is a similar function that's been seen on platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. On Bluesky, the bookmark allows users to mark posts discreetly and revisit them at any time through the “saved posts” section available on both the app and website.

However, it's worth noting that the Bluesky's Bookmark is still lacking some functionalities. At present, there are no tools to organize saved posts into categories or folders, which could enhance usability. Meanwhile, the introduction of private bookmarking is a long-awaited update and signals Bluesky’s ongoing efforts to refine its user experience.

One important caveat: because the AT Protocol doesn’t yet support private data, Bluesky is keeping bookmarks off-protocol for now (so they can be private, similar to DMs).

The initial implementation is fairly straightforward — I don’t see official support for folders/collections yet — so third-party tools and extensions (Dewey, Limit, browser extensions, etc.) still offer richer organization and migration options (there’s even a tool to migrate the old “pushpin” emoji saves).

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