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Group your links into spaces. Open the exact page you need in one click, in the same tab. No accounts, no tracking. Link Spaces turns your new tab into a short list of the places you actually go. Most of us work across several tools that have nothing to do with each other — a store admin, an ads dashboard, an inbox, a design tool. None of them talk to each other, so you end up holding twenty tabs open just so you don't lose your place. Link Spaces gives each tool a space. Open a space, click the link you want, and this tab goes straight there. Not the homepage — the exact page. Orders. Inbox. Campaign manager. WHAT YOU GET - Spaces — group your links by tool, project, client or routine - One click to the exact page, in the same tab (Shift+click for a new tab) - Search across every link you've saved, from one box - Ready-made starter packs for common tools, so the right sub-pages arrive filled in instead of you copying URLs one at a time - Right-click any page to send it into a space - A side panel view, so your list stays put while you browse - Drag to reorder, rename, recolour - Export and import your spaces as a file - Follows your system light or dark mode PRIVACY Link Spaces collects nothing. No accounts, no servers, no analytics. It requests no host permissions, so it cannot read the pages you visit. Your spaces are saved in your browser's local storage on your own machine and never leave it. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone whose work is spread across a lot of dashboards, who is tired of hoarding tabs for fear of losing their place.
Sep 6, 2026
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