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Bookmark Jira tickets and organize them into custom folders for quick access. Jira Ticket Bookmark Manager lets you save the tickets you care about and keep them organized in your own folders, without leaving Jira. FEATURES • One-click bookmarking : save any ticket straight from a board, backlog, issue list, or issue page. • Custom folders : group bookmarks however you work: by sprint, project, priority, or anything else. • Drag and drop : drag a ticket onto a folder to bookmark it, or move bookmarks between folders. • Live ticket data : each bookmark shows the current title, status, priority, and assignee. • Personal notes : attach a private note to any bookmark (stored locally, never sent to Jira). • Temporary folder : an optional folder that auto-clears its bookmarks after a few hours. • Retention rules : set how long bookmarks are kept, per folder or globally. • Light and dark themes. • Import / export your bookmarks as CSV or JSON. PRIVACY All your bookmarks, notes, and settings are stored locally on your device using Chrome's storage. Nothing is sent to any external server, analytics service, or third party. The extension only ever talks to Atlassian Jira Cloud sites (*.atlassian.net), using your existing browser session, no separate login, no API keys. Works with any Atlassian Jira Cloud site. This is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian.
Jul 7, 2026
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