I have a bunch of hookmark links to web pages for software apps. When a new version of the app is released a new set of web pages are released which contain the app version number. I want simply to change the version number in the URL but it seems I have to link to each new web page and then unlink the web page for the previous version.
If I can search in the hookmarks window for URLs is it not possible to select and then edit a URL?
Thank you for contacting us, @curl .
This feature is currently not available. We will have a look.
Thank you
For now, you can do “Copy All Hooked Links” ( You can find it in Hookmark Action menu) of the old web URL, then invoke Hookmark on the new web URL, and do “Hook to Copied Links”. So you don’t need do for each indivisual link.
After the above is finished, you can delete the old bookmark.
Thank you
I’d also like to be able to edit URLs. I add a lot of Notion pages from the MacOS app and my browser. Notion links tend to come with with variations (scheme, source, title + page ID vs. just page ID, etc.), and I’m a forgetful person who doesn’t think to check each one before saving. This leads to a lot of duplication that’s time consuming to sort out later
Also, I keep instinctively trying to click the URL to change it. Then I feel silly when I accidentally open a bunch of Notion tabs 
Can I +1 on this, too? I have a bunch of links to Tinderbox documents, and (annoyingly) Hookmark encodes an ‘outline’ view in the URL - I’d rather not have this parameter set, as it causes problems. I’d love to be able to batch edit hundreds of URLs to remove this single parameter. I really don’t want to be rebuilding webs of hundreds of links manually!
+1 on this feature. I’m surprised such a basic feature isn’t already built in… 
Thank you for an amazing app nonetheless! 