https://isarisariver.github.io/jemals/ · Functionality & UI
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Your new tab as a bookmark dashboard: folders, search, drag & drop, themes. Everything stays local, no account needed. Instead of an empty page you get your bookmark folders as a clean dashboard. The goal: find and organize bookmarks quickly without opening the bookmarks bar or the stock bookmark manager. No setup and no migration necessary. Jemals uses your regular Chrome bookmarks, so there is nothing to import. Add new bookmarks as usual (the star in the address bar or Ctrl/Cmd+D) and they show up in your next new tab. Whatever you rename, move, or delete in Jemals applies directly in Chrome. If you uninstall Jemals, all your bookmarks stay as they were. Features • Folders as sections with icons, color-coded and reorderable by drag & drop • Move bookmarks between folders by drag & drop • Fast search across all bookmarks (press "/" to focus the search box, "Esc" to clear it) • Right-click menu: rename, change URL, set a custom icon, sort a folder alphabetically, change folder color, open all bookmarks of a folder, delete • Custom icons per bookmark; if no icon is available, colored initials are shown • Optional: "Recently visited" with your ten latest websites. Drag one into a folder to save it as a bookmark • Subfolders are shown with their path, for example "Development – Tools" • Four themes: Light, Slate, Warm, and Black • English, German, French, and Spanish, detected automatically or chosen manually • Settings: clock format, open links in the same or a new tab, default folder, hide folders, animations • Tested with more than 5,000 bookmarks
Nov 10, 2026
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