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Raycast features directly on the browser Chrome Butler** brings a Raycast-style command palette directly into your browser. Press **`Alt+K`** on any page to instantly open a beautiful, fuzzy-searchable command palette for your bookmarks. Features - **Fuzzy bookmark search** — A smart scoring algorithm (substring, word-by-word, fuzzy character sequence, acronym/initials) surfaces the bookmark you need as you type. - **Bookmark current page** — Save the page you're on with a single action, right from the palette. - **Remove bookmarks** — Quickly un-bookmark the current page without hunting through the bookmark manager. - **Open bookmarks in a new tab** — Click a result and it opens in the background so you don't lose your place. - **Toggle on/off** — Use the toolbar popup to enable or disable Chrome Butler. Your preference syncs across devices via Chrome sync. - **Always available** — Works on any page. No setup, no configuration. How It Works 1. Click the extension icon in the toolbar to enable it. 2. On any page, press **`Alt+K`** to open the command palette. 3. Start typing to fuzzy-search your bookmarks — or type a command like "Bookmark Current Page". 4. Press **Enter** to open a bookmark or **Escape** to close. Privacy Chrome Butler operates entirely locally in your browser. It reads and writes your Chrome bookmarks — nothing is sent to any server. No accounts, no tracking, no data collection. Built for Speed The palette is pre-loaded and bookmarks are cached, so it opens instantly every time. The Svelte-based UI is lightweight and stays out of your way until you summon it.
Jun 15, 2026
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