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A fast, customizable toolbar drawer of your most-used sites, organized into spaces. Free and open. SiteDrawer puts the sites you use most one click away, in a clean toolbar popup. Organize your sites into up to nine independent Spaces (Personal, Work, Reading, and so on), each with its own grid and layout. Add the current tab with a single button, or right-click any link or page and drop it straight into a Space (or a brand-new one). Open one site, or open a whole Space at once: as individual tabs or as a named Chrome tab group. Features - Toolbar grid of your favorite sites, with adjustable columns and rows per Space - Up to 9 Spaces, each with its own sites and layout - Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+D opens the drawer; Alt+1 to Alt+3 open your first sites (set more at chrome://extensions/shortcuts) - Quick-add from the toolbar, or right-click a link or page - Middle-click or Ctrl-click a tile to open it in a background tab - "Open all" for a Space: new tabs or a Chrome tab group - Light and dark themes (follows your system, or force one) - Drag-and-drop ordering; rename, recolor, and move sites between Spaces - Reorder Spaces by dragging their tabs; right-click a Space to rename, recolor, or create a new one - Backup and import to move your setup between profiles or machines - Syncs through your Chrome profile (Chrome Sync) Private by design SiteDrawer has no accounts, no servers, and no telemetry. Your data stays in your browser. Site icons are loaded directly from each site with a colored letter fallback, so no third-party icon service is contacted. Free and open. MIT licensed.
Aug 9, 2026
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