diff --git a/website/docs/manage_groups.md b/website/docs/manage_groups.md
index 1b92ff174..a6a915659 100644
--- a/website/docs/manage_groups.md
+++ b/website/docs/manage_groups.md
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ Additionally, multiple strategies of automatic grouping are provided:
 * based on the language info embedded within dictionary files
 * based on the folder structure
 * based on customizable metadata files
-## Auto grouping
-### Auto groups by dictionary language
+
+## Auto groups by dictionary language
 
 For formats like DSL, which has embedded language from / to metadata, GD will use the dictionary's built-in metadata.
 
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ For other formats, GD will try finding the last `{id}-{id}` pair delimited by no
 
 Groups created in this method also include a context menu when right-click the group name, in which you can do additional dictionaries grouping by source or target language and combine dictionaries in more large groups.
 
-### Auto groups by folders
+## Auto groups by folders
 
 Click the "Group by folders" will group your dicts based on folder structure.
 
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ More levels of folder nesting are not supported.
 |          └─ DictB Files
 ```
 
-### Auto groups by `metadata.toml`
+## Auto groups by `metadata.toml`
 
 Click the "group by metadata" will group your dicts based on `metadata.toml`.
 
@@ -121,13 +121,3 @@ The structure above will be auto grouped into three groups:
 * `汉英词典` with `Cambridge`,`Collins`
 
 Note: Dictionaries without `metadata.toml` won't be auto-grouped.
-
-## Favoriates folder
-
-A group can have an existing folder as target for saving favoriates.
-
-When switching groups, the target folder will be automatically activated.
-
-For simple use cases, just type the name of an existing folder name.
-
-If a folder is nested, then use `/` as a separator, such as `english/food/spicy` or `spanish/greetings`.
diff --git a/website/docs/ui_favorites.md b/website/docs/ui_favorites.md
index cea56285c..1eb3ed819 100644
--- a/website/docs/ui_favorites.md
+++ b/website/docs/ui_favorites.md
@@ -1,20 +1,24 @@
 ![favoriates](img/fav.webp)
 
-Favorites is a hierarchical structure of folders and words in them.
+Favorites is a hierarchical structure of folders and words in them. You could create folders manually via context menu.
 
-You could create folders manually via context menu.
+By default, the ⭐ icon on the toolbar will indiciate if word is in top most level.
 
-By default the ⭐icon on the toolbar will add/remove word from the top most level.
+You can "active" a folder via context menu. Then the ⭐ icon will indiciate if a word is in this folder and clicking the ⭐ icon will add/remove words to/from this folder.
 
-To add/remove word from a specific folder, you can "active" a folder via context menu,
-then clicking the ⭐icon will add/remove words from this folder.
+A group can have a associated folder.
+When switching groups, the associated folder will be automatically activated. For simple use cases, just use the name of an existing folder.
+If a folder is nested, then use `/` as a separator, such as `english/food/spicy` or `spanish/greetings`.
 
-Group can be associated with specific folders.
-When switching groups, the associated folder will be automatically activated.
+The entries can be moved simply by dragging and dropping. The entries can be deleted via context menu or by pressing the "Delete" key.
 
-The entries can be moved simply by dragging and dropping. The entries can be deleted via context menu or by pressing the "Del" key.
+## Import & Export
 
 In addition to adding and removing items to/from the Favorites you can perform the following operations via context menu or the main menu:
 
-* "Export" - the Favorites contents will be exported to the specified XML file while preserving the entire structure.
-* "Export to plain list" - all headwords stored in the Favorites will be saved to the specified text file as plain list without saving the folder structure.* * "Import" - the current contents of the Favorites will be replaced by the contents of the specified XML file.
+* "Export" - Export the all favoriates to a plain text or XML file.
+* "Import" - The current favorites will be **replaced** by the content of XML or plain text.
+
+!!! info
+    Currently, XML will perserve folder structure but plain text won't!
+