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Turn Chrome bookmarks into a customizable multi-row bar, search palette, and focused new-tab workspace. Your bookmarks already contain the tools, references, and destinations you use every day. BookmarkFlow Bar makes them faster to reach without moving them into another service. Add a customizable multi-row bookmark bar to ordinary web pages, search your bookmark library from the keyboard, pin important folders to a side rail, and use a focused BookmarkFlow new-tab workspace. HIGHLIGHTS • Multi-row bookmark bar with favicons, titles, compact density, and horizontal scrolling • Fast command palette with keyboard navigation • Optional left or right folder rail with device-local pinned folders • Context actions for opening, copying, renaming, adding, deleting, coloring, and reordering • Streamer mode for a cleaner icon-focused presentation during screen sharing • Per-site visibility controls and optional hiding on login, payment, and banking pages • Built-in onboarding profiles and an animated feature tour • Prominent first-run privacy choice before bookmark or page access begins • No BookmarkFlow account, analytics, advertising SDK, or external bookmark server PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN BookmarkFlow works with the bookmark data already managed by Chrome. It does not upload your bookmark library to a BookmarkFlow server. General display preferences may use Chrome Sync when available, while per-site exclusions, pinned folder choices, and per-folder colors stay on the current device. Only HTTP, HTTPS, and mailto bookmark targets are rendered or opened. The interface shown inside websites runs in an extension-owned closed Shadow DOM to reduce interference from page scripts and styles. HOW IT WORKS After installation, follow the built-in setup tour, choose a starting layout, and optionally hide Chrome's native bookmark bar. Expand BookmarkFlow with the compact BF control, open search with the search button or Alt+Shift+K, and adjust shortcuts at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS Chrome does not allow extensions to place content scripts on protected pages such as chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store. BookmarkFlow uses its own extension page for the new-tab experience.