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Save and manage frequently used links for each site. site-dock is a Chrome extension that lets you save “frequently used links” and "recently used tags" for each website. With a single click on the extension icon, you can open a list of links for the site you’re currently viewing and jump to any page immediately. Key features • Save links per website (eTLD+1; shared across subdomains) • Open the current site’s link list with one click from the extension icon • Press Ctrl + Shift + D (Cmd + Shift + D) to open the link list • Press Ctrl + Shift + Y (Cmd + Shift + Y) to open the recently tab list • Select a link button to navigate in the current tab • Add links manually (enter a name and URL) • Edit link names and delete links you no longer need • View links for all websites in the side panel (quick access across sites) Use cases • Quickly jump to pages you visit often • Reduce repetitive navigation when moving between specific pages within the same site Data handling (important) • site-dock stores the link names and URLs you save in your browser’s extension storage. • It does not send your data to any external server. No analytics, ads, or tracking. Note: The shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + D / ⌘ + Shift + D) may not be assigned on some setups. If it’s unassigned, set it in chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Sep 13, 2026
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