When you open the shared matches list for any of your DNA matches on MyHeritage, the strongest mutual matches blend in with the rest of the list. MyHeritage Highlight Mutual Matches 50cM+ makes the largest shared matches stand out so you can spot the most relevant mutual relatives at a glance.
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MyHeritage does not give you a way to export your DNA match list. MyHeritage Download Matches Pages as CSV reads your match pages directly in the browser and saves them to a spreadsheet you can sort, filter, and keep with the rest of your research notes.
On the MyHeritage DNA matches list, a new Download CSV button is added next...
Working through shared matches one match at a time is slow, and there is no built-in way on MyHeritage to export them. MyHeritage Download Shared Matches as CSV collects every shared match for the DNA match you are viewing and saves them to a spreadsheet, complete with the relationship details for both the match and the person you are viewing.
When you find a person in your MyHeritage tree, you often want to look them up on Ancestry, FamilySearch, FindMyPast, and other genealogy sites without retyping their details every time. MyHeritage Search Genealogy Sites from Tree adds a single button on the profile and pedigree views that pre-fills a search on any of those sites with one click.
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When you want to add a whole page of MyHeritage DNA matches to a group, ticking each checkbox by hand is slow. MyHeritage Add Select All Button to Matches List ticks every match on the page in one click, so you can apply a group label to all of them at once.
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Sorting shared matches into groups on MyHeritage means scrolling through every page and ticking each checkbox by hand. MyHeritage Add Select All Button to Shared Matches loads as many pages as you want and ticks every checkbox in one click, so you can apply a group label to a whole branch of matches at once.
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MyHeritage’s pagination controls live at the bottom of your DNA match list, which means scrolling all the way down every time you want to move to the next page. MyHeritage Add Pagination to Top of Matches List mirrors those controls at the top of the list and adds keyboard shortcuts so you can step through your matches without scrolling.
When you click a name in a MyHeritage shared matches list, MyHeritage navigates away from the match you were viewing, and you lose your place in the shared matches list. MyHeritage Open Shared Matches in New Tab opens that match (and any tree linked from a shared match) in its own tab so you can keep working through the list without losing context.
