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Turn your new tab into a visual bookmark organizer with workspaces, search, Focus Mode, Privacy Lock, custom layouts and wallpapers Mirsah turns Chrome’s New Tab page into a calm visual workspace for organizing bookmarks and accessing everyday links faster. Main features: - Create separate workspaces for work, study, projects, and personal use. - Drag and drop bookmarks and groups to arrange each workspace the way you want. - Personalize Mirsah with built-in wallpapers, your own image or live wallpaper, and choose a layout for each workspace. - Add color accents to groups so important sections stand out at a glance. - Search saved links or run a web search directly from the New Tab page. - Save the current tab quickly with Quick Save when you trigger it. - Use Focus Mode with a clock, timer, and completion sounds to help you stay on task. - Protect your workspace with Privacy Lock. - Import bookmarks from Chrome or a supported browser backup file, and keep a local Mirsah backup you can restore when needed. - Turn on optional cloud backup and sync to keep an up-to-date copy across devices. A private space for your links. Your bookmarks and workspace are personal. Mirsah keeps them that way. What’s new in 1.28.1 - Improved sync, backup history, and subscription management. - Refined interface and translations. #Changelog 1.25.13 — General improvements — 2026-09-05 1.25.11 & 1.25.12 — General improvements — 2026-09-03 1.25.10 — Refine style and settings flow — 2026-09-02 1.25.9 — Refine settings visual system — 2026-08-30 1.25.8 — Improve sign-in UI — 2026-08-30
Sep 25, 2026
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