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Tree view of all your bookmarks with batch select (shift-click ranges) to move, delete, open or copy them. Chrome's own bookmark manager makes you move bookmarks a handful at a time. This one is built for the pile you have been ignoring for years. Click the icon and your whole bookmark tree opens in a full page. Select a bookmark, shift-click another, and everything between them is selected. Then move, delete, open or copy the lot in one action. WHAT IT DOES • Shift-click range select across the tree, the way a file manager works • Select all visible, so a filter plus one click gives you a precise batch • Move to a folder with a searchable folder picker, no dragging across a long list • Open every selected bookmark at once • Copy every selected URL to the clipboard, one per line, ready to paste anywhere • Delete in bulk, folders included • Live filter by title or domain, so you can find and act on "all the recipe links" in seconds • Site icons pulled from Chrome's existing local icon cache, so nothing is fetched from the internet • Stays in sync as bookmarks change elsewhere in the browser WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • No account, no sign-in, no setup • No network requests at all, ever • No analytics, no tracking, no advertising • No access to the content of your pages Everything runs locally in your browser. Your bookmarks are read to display them and changed only when you act on them.
Aug 23, 2026
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