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Save favorite URLs, organize them into categories, and record/replay browser interactions. FlowFav is a local-first workflow launcher for Chrome. Save frequently used pages as flows, organize them into categories, and record repetitive browser interactions once so you can replay them with a single click. WHAT IT DOES • Save and organize favorite URLs into collapsible categories • Record real interactions: clicks, typing, form selections, checkboxes, scrolling, navigation, and new tabs • Replay flows three ways: fully automatic, step by step with manual confirmation, or as a dry run that only highlights what would be clicked • Chain multiple flows and run them sequentially or in parallel tabs • Smart replay that survives page navigations, waits for slow pages, and pauses politely when a site asks you to sign in • Export and import your flows as JSON backups PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything stays on your machine: no account, no server, no analytics, no remote code • Site access is requested per site, only when you add or run a flow there — no blanket access to your browsing • Passwords, card numbers, one-time codes, and similar sensitive fields are never recorded, and playback refuses to type into them • Favicons come from Chrome's local cache, never from an external service GREAT FOR • Opening your morning set of dashboards and tools in one click • Repetitive form-filling and multi-step navigation on internal tools • Walking through the same demo or test scenario, step by step • Anyone who repeats the same browser routine more than twice a week
Jul 18, 2026
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