Search reads the whole bookmark. Smart folders get names.
The next update is on the founder’s iPhone right now, getting its last shakedown. It teaches search to read the parts of a bookmark it used to skip, makes Related say why it shows what it shows, and hands you the controls for your Smart folders.
Links, quotes and image text, all searchable
Link cards, X Articles and quoted posts are searchable now, for everyone: a link’s title, description and site, the text of a quoted post and who wrote it. The descriptions authors write for their images count too, and so does the text inside a quoted post’s images.
A typo is not a dead end
When a word matches nothing in your library, XSaved tries the closest word you have saved and says so. A quiet line above the results counts what it found only inside images, links, quoted posts or video, and for Pro, what it found by meaning. While search is still getting ready after launch, it says so.
Related shows only real matches, and says why
The Related row under a post shows only real matches now: a rare tag you share, or a clearly closer meaning, never a generic word in common. When nothing qualifies, it says so. Each related bookmark says why it is there, a shared tag or @handle, or Related by meaning, and a More from @handle row gathers the other posts you saved from that author.
Smart folders, yours to shape
Smart clusters are now Smart folders: the groups XSaved builds on your iPhone from what your bookmarks are about. They appear as soon as your library is grouped and get their names one by one, each drawn from real posts in the group. Rename, pin, hide or merge any of them from its menu, and your changes survive when the library is regrouped. A group that mostly lives in one of your folders takes that folder’s name.
The Account tab now shows what has been analyzed on this device, and that the work runs while charging, so you can see why a Pro feature is still warming up.