My Saves

My Saves is a private reading list: use the Save button on any case, or the bookmark beside an individual alert, add your own notes, and it collects here. The first save works without any sign-in, so you can start a list with one click. Your list is visible only to you. The bookmark counter in the header shows how many items are in it and opens it from anywhere; you can also reach it at /saves/, from the My Saves link in the footer, or through the ⌘K quick search.

The same page keeps Your contributions: every problem you have flagged with Report a problem on a case or an alert message, and what the review made of it. This archive is compiled by AI agents from public sources, so a reader who catches a wrong date or a misquoted alert is the most useful correction it can get. Reports go into the queue for the weekly update, usually Monday at 8 AM Eastern.

A few limits worth knowing:

• It is private. Another visitor cannot open your list, and the act of saving is not sent to analytics.
• It is a convenience, not a backup. Your bookmarks live in your account. Use Export (CSV, Excel, JSON, PDF, or HTML, with your notes as a column) to keep your own copy of anything you cannot lose.
• An item can drop off. If a case later leaves this edition of the archive, its row here shows as no longer available instead of opening.
• Notes are plain text. Keep genuinely sensitive information out of them.
• Start anonymous, attach an account when you want to. A one-click list lives in this browser only. Add an email or Google from this page to reach it on other devices and keep it if you clear your browser; your saves come with you. Everything here is free, at every stage.
• A list holds up to 500 items. Remove some to add more once you reach it.

Your list stays locked to your account, so only you can open it. What your account keeps to make that work, and how to export or delete it, are set out in the Privacy Policy under “Accounts and Saved Items.”