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Audits your bookmarks against your real browsing history and recommends which to keep, review, or retire. Bookmark Audit reads your bookmarks and your real browsing history side by side, then delivers a verdict on each one: Keep, Review, Retire, or New. Each verdict comes with a one-line reason ("Untouched for 2 years," "Used 14× — last opened 3 days ago"), so you always see why. Filter by verdict, sort by visit count or last-opened date, search by title or URL, then act in bulk. Open a stack of forgotten tabs in one click, or delete dozens of dead links after a single confirmation. The interface is unhurried and editorial: every entry presented like an index card, every verdict stamped in serif ink, designed to make a chore feel like a small ceremony. Everything runs locally. There is no server, no account, no telemetry, no analytics. The extension uses Chrome's bookmarks and history APIs to compute its verdicts and never transmits anything anywhere.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.