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Quickly search for bookmarked URLs in Chrome by bookmark name. # Release Notes ## v1.1.1 (2026-06-28) ### Improvements - Search results now prioritize bookmarks whose **title** matches the query, displayed before bookmarks that match only by **URL** - Sort order (A→Z, Z→A, Most Recent) is preserved within each priority group - Show current version in header --- ## v1.1.0 (2026-06-21) ### New Features - **Recently Open URL tab**: Display up to 20 most recently opened URLs across the browser (not limited to bookmarks) - "Recently Open URL" tab is now the first tab and default view when opening the popup - Auto-switch to "All" tab when typing in the search input - Extended search: supports searching by both title and URL ### Changes - Removed "Bookmark Bar" tab (bookmarks on bar are still searchable via the All tab) - Renamed "Other folder" tab to "Recently Open URL" with new functionality - Added `tabs` permission to support tracking opened URLs ### Technical - Background service worker automatically tracks all tab navigations via `chrome.tabs.onUpdated` and stores history in `chrome.storage.local` - Internal browser pages (`chrome://`, `about:`, etc.) are excluded from tracking --- ## v1.0.0 - Initial release - Search bookmarks by name - Filter tabs: All, Bookmark Bar, Other Folder - Sort: A→Z, Z→A, Most Recent - Keyboard navigation (↑↓ Enter Tab Escape) - Copy URL to clipboard - Settings page
Jun 28, 2026
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