Find your X bookmarks by keyword or meaning

Start with the bookmarks in your library

Sign in to XMore with valid access, then use your own X account to sync bookmarks. You can also import supported X archive files. Search covers the content that has reached your current browser library; availability and sync progress determine what you can find.

1. Sync the Bookmarks source or import an X archive
2. Select Bookmarks to limit the search to that source
3. Enter a keyword or describe the idea you remember
4. Use author, date and tag filters to refine the results

Use keywords for exact phrases and meaning for fuzzy memories

Full-text search helps when you remember words from a saved post. Local multilingual semantic search helps when you remember an idea but have lost the original wording.

For example, try a distinctive phrase from a post about local search, then describe the same idea in your own words. Results depend on the content available in your library and the relevance of the query.

• Search post text, authors and tags
• Use the local multilingual model for semantic recall
• Add two levels of tags to make the next visit easier

Keep bookmarks connected to your other saved sources

A post can have both bookmark and like relationships while sharing one content record. You can search across sources or keep the Bookmarks filter active for a focused view. Read the guide to searching your own X likes for that workflow.

Understand the local data boundary

Full-text and semantic search run locally. XMore account services handle sign-in, sessions, subscriptions and bound-account details in the cloud. Optional AI sends required inputs through the Companion to your chosen model service after you enable it.

See local storage and AI data boundaries before enabling optional AI. Keep original archive files separately: clearing extension data or losing the device can remove your local library.