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Organize Gemini chats into custom folders. Finally, Folders for Gemini! 📂✨ Tired of scrolling through a messy list of "Recent" chats? Gemini Chat Folders transforms your sidebar into an organized, productive workspace. Create custom folders, assign colors, and organize your chats instantly. 🚀 Key Features: Custom Folders: Create unlimited folders to group your chats by project, topic, or client. Drag-and-Drop Organization: (Coming soon in v2!) Currently supports Right-Click -> "Move to Folder" for instant organization. Color Coding: Assign custom colors to folders to visually separate your work (e.g., Blue for Coding, Green for Finances, Red for Urgent). Native-Feel UI: Designed with Glassmorphism to look and feel exactly like a built-in Gemini feature. Full Context Menu Support: Rename, Delete, and Share chats directly from within your folders using the native menu. 🔒 Privacy First: 100% Local: Your folder structure is saved locally in your browser (Chrome Storage). No Tracking: We do not collect, store, or transmit any user data. Your chats remain private between you and Google. Open Source Logic: Runs entirely client-side with no external server dependencies. How to Use: 1. Install the extension. 2. Open Gemini (gemini.google.com). 3. Click the new "+ New Folder" button in the sidebar. 4. Right-click any chat in your history and select "📂 Move to [Folder Name]". Organize your AI workflow today with Gemini Chat Folders!
Dec 11, 2025
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