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Turn Chrome new tabs into a private bookmark workspace. Search bookmarks, browse folders, and open saved links fast. Bookmarks pile up quickly. When you finally need a project doc, admin page, design reference, or saved article, it is often buried somewhere in a folder. Bookmark Nav turns your Chrome new tab page into a clean bookmark workspace. Open a new tab to search bookmark titles, URLs, and folder paths, or browse folders from a simple sidebar. Useful for: - Opening daily work links, docs, GitHub, dashboards, and tools - Finding saved research articles and references later - Switching between component libraries, API docs, and design resources - Continuing from links you saved recently but have not organized yet Main features: - New tab bookmark dashboard - Search by title, URL, and folder path - Sidebar folder browsing - Recently added bookmarks - All bookmarks view - Bookmark inbox for links that still need organizing - Add, rename, move, delete, and drag-reorder bookmarks - Duplicate bookmark and empty folder cleanup views - Bulk move/delete for selected bookmarks - Markdown cleanup report export - Light and dark mode - Local preferences for theme, view, and expanded folders Bookmark Nav does not change your bookmark structure and does not require an account. It simply presents the Chrome bookmarks you already have in a way that is easier to use every day. Privacy: Bookmark Nav reads and displays your Chrome bookmarks locally. It does not collect, upload, sell, or transfer your bookmark data.
May 21, 2026
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