Via the dashboard
- Keyboard shortcut (default):
option(mac)/alt(win) + f
- Via the ribbon
- via the Menu popup
- You can search for any word in the title or text of the websites or PDFs you saved
- By clicking on "Filters" in the search box, you can filter by
- Time frame (also possible to type in "2 weeks ago" into the time picker search filed)
- Domain
- Tags
- Collections (via the left sidebar).
- Open the sidebar with the burger icon or by hovering on the left side of the screen
Via the browser's address bar (on Chrome, Brave and Firefox)
- Activate by typing
m
followed byspace
-key into the address bar
Only available as of now via the browser's address bar search.
Visual filters are in the dashboard
- You can also use things like 3 days ago or 2 months ago

- Right now only available via the address bar, not the search dashboard
- Type #ai to filter for all items with the tag AI
- You can also use this in the dashboard's search bar
- To search for multiple word-tags, search "#collective+intelligence"

Via the search integration on Google, DuckDuckGo & Brave
Any query you make in Google, DuckDuckGo & Brave is also done via Memex and displayed next to the search results.
- You can turn this off via the Memex settings
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