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Encrypted private bookmarks in the side panel. Auto-locks on close. Stash is a privacy-focused bookmark manager that keeps your bookmarks encrypted with a password you choose. The list lives in the Chrome side panel — always one click away, alongside whatever you're reading. Nothing ever leaves your device: Features • Side panel UI (Chrome 114+) — bookmarks stay visible while you browse • Password-locked vault: AES-256-GCM + PBKDF2 (250,000 iterations) • Strict auto-lock — closing the panel ends that session, and every panel asks for the password on its own, including a second window's • Large page thumbnails, captured automatically when you save — find a bookmark by sight, in one column or two depending on the panel's width • Stars — press + to make a bookmark a favorite; more stars mark the ones that matter most • Labels — attach as many color-coded labels as you like, and filter by one or several at once; the ones you used last come first • Search by title or URL • Sort by newest, favorites, most opened, name, or label — the order stays put while you read, and catches up when you reload the list • Saving the same page twice merges into one entry instead of piling up duplicates • Optional incognito-only mode (toggle in Settings) • Encrypted .pbm backup / restore from Settings Your password is never stored and never sent anywhere. If you lose it the vault cannot be recovered, so export a .pbm backup from Settings.
Nov 1, 2026
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