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Organize your essential, quick-access URLs securely tucked away in your browser, ready to be copied with a single click. Fetch — your personal URL shelf in your browser Fetch keeps the URLs you use most in a fast, minimal panel, right on top of whatever page you’re on. No new tabs, no bookmark clutter, no account required. How it works: 1. Click the Fetch icon in your Chrome toolbar 2. A panel slides in from the top-right of the page 3. Search your links, copy any URL instantly, or add a new one with a custom label Why to use Fetch • Store any quick access URLs • One-click copy —Copy any saved URL to your clipboard in a single click • Search & filter — Find URLs quickly as your collection grows • Drag to reorder — Rearrange your URLs the way you wish to • Recognizable icons — Popular sites show matching brand icons, rendered locally in the extension. • Bulk delete with undo — Select multiple links to remove, with an undo option if you change your mind Built for privacy — Fetch is designed to work entirely on your device. • All links are stored locally using Chrome’s storage — nothing is sent to external servers • No accounts, sign-ups, or cloud sync required • No analytics, tracking, or telemetry • No external network requests — your URLs never leave your browser Who it’s for Fetch is ideal if you regularly copy the same links like your social profiles, portfolios, docs, tools, or anything you share often — and want them organized in one clean space within your browser Questions, bugs, or feature ideas? Reach out at https://fetch-website.vercel.app/support
Aug 8, 2026
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