The two main ways in which you interact with Hookmark are (a) with the Hookmark window, and (b) with the menu bar window. This document describes the Hookmark menu bar window. Watch how easy it is to "hook" items together by dragging and dropping them onto Hookmark's menu bar icon: https://youtu.b| Hookmark
You can automate Hookmark using Apple’s Shortcuts app. Hookmark has an extensive list of actions with which you can copy links to the active window, add bookmarks to Hookmark, focus on a given bookmark, hook bookmarks together, and get your bookmarks. The uses of these actions are unlimited. They m| Hookmark
After you've copied the address (URL or full link) of an item, you can use the Hook to Copied Link command on another. This will forge a bidirectional link (i.e., "a hook") between the two items. Hooks are two-way bookmarks that are associated with a pair of documents or other information resou| Hookmark
When you get in the habit of hooking items together, Hookmark accumulates a growing network of information resources. You can navigate this network to your heart's content. Hookmark's context window offers two different contextual ways to access this network. You can use the built-in navigator; o| Hookmark
